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BertL
Active Member
I'll have to give that a shot — I don't really use range mode so I don't have much experience with how it affects the AC.
pers1
Member
Got new version yesterday on my loaner MS P90D V7.1 - V2.28.42.
Release notes:
"Minor bugfix and improvements."
Release notes:
"Minor bugfix and improvements."
RogerHScott
Active Member
Got 2.28.19 overnight. This is the first update I've had that wasn't followed by any sort of notification the next time I got in the car.
For the first time in recent memory it did not reset Require Continuous Press to Yes.
For the first time in recent memory it did not reset Require Continuous Press to Yes.
RogerHScott
Active Member
I find it an improvement over putting out the same "summons change" release notes for multiple releases. At least this constitutes
an explicit acknowledgment that there isn't some major change lurking in there.
I don't know if you would call it major or minor but some of us have noticed climate control fan improvement, Media Player DSP improvement and favorable Rated Range algorithm changes in the 28.19 update. I agree that leaving a "Summons" change note in when there is no change to Summon is wrong and should be removed but if what some of have seen is true (no assurance without release notes so we are still guessing) Release Notes such as, Improvement to Climate Control, Media Player processing sound enhancement, Adjustment to Rated Range algorithm would be much more helpful than guessing or imagining what changed. Not looking for a lot of detail.
Cyclone
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Cyclone
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I agree with you.
The only thing I can imagine is that in the lab, they built the "release notes" with the thought being they do not know what version the car is coming from and if the owner has previously seen the newer features, so they included all the major updates since the last major release.
Personally, if a car hasn't been updated in a long time, I don't think they should build the release notes for those individuals. They are the minority (though not necessarily an obscure number). What they really should do is put a flag on each release note to what version it applies to and have the update include all the notes from the version the car was on. This however, requires more work on Tesla's part, so chances are we won't see it.
Wha? Is it that noisy in your house? Does slacker have a guided meditation channel somewhere?
That's happened a lot. Every patch has bugs, that's why we get the next patch soon afterwards. Some builds are only for specific configurations, and sometimes it appears they're doing A/B testing before a widespread release. Not everyone gets every minor release.
It's hard to do at work. I work in an open office arrangement and it looks like I'm either being lazy and taking a nap or just look plain weird!
rog
Member
We might get there eventually...
I wonder how code documentation at Tesla looks like. I have a feeling that i don't want to know...
mach.89
Member
While doing the 2.28.19 update the other day, I was cleaning the inside of my car at the same time- so essentially the first time I've done an update while inside the car observing all the goings on. I never touched the display or the keys, but midway through the update my frunk latch released. Anyone ever seen that? Maybe something to do with my doors being open during an update? Just thought it was weird/interesting.
mrElbe
Active Member
Ever since 2.28.19, which I got a week ago, I constantly loose the phone Bluetooth connection. I can answer the phone normally via the Answer button and conversation is normal for about 10 seconds and then Bluetooth is lost. Car Bluetooth says connected and phone Bluetooth says paired and connected. I have to unconnect the car Bluetooth and then re-connect to get back to normal operation.
I've had the same issue... Sort of quasi connected... Happened 4 times already today.
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