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scottrobertson
Member
My car has been taken into th
Could you add the endpoints to GitHub - timdorr/model-s-api: A Ruby gem and unofficial documentation of the Tesla JSON API
Sovereign was translated from souveraen. It's used to mean superior, or doing something with consummate ease. In this case presumably meaning that it's working a bit better in the sense of the car seeming to be smoother and more in control.
So maybe I'm missing something, but it seems like this feature will just "show up" on your mobile app after the update to the car. And that no mobile app update is required. Does that imply there's a way to query the API for a list of control commands? I haven't seen that mentioned anywhere.
It certainly just started working for me. It is perhaps based on the firmware version reported by the car and a lookup table inside the app, rather than some introspection API.
scottrobertson
Member
The Model 3 has had this feature for a while, so they likely just used the same endpoints and had already feature flagged it based on version number of the car or something remote?
Gotcha... how about the frunk? I've never tried either while the car is moving.. I'm not Bjorn...
And the app probably has them in it for the same reason Remote S did, and Allen had to hide them, the 3 can do it.
(Whoops, didn't see @scottrobertson 's post!)
MelaniainLA
Member
Friends, just because the release notes don't explicitly say AP2 has been improved does NOT mean it hasn't been improved significantly OR incrementally from prior releases. It could just be that they're saving AP2 related release note announcements for major milestones like auto lane change etc... we are getting incrementally better... but yeah I can sure use that better Nav now! Who else is sick of using iPhone + Waze because the built in Nav on your $100k car is useless??
I got it today. Only release notes talk about opening trunk and frunk from app. I tried it and both worked.
Was a very long update. Well over a hour so. Maybe there are some more fixes beyond what is listed in the release notes.
Was a very long update. Well over a hour so. Maybe there are some more fixes beyond what is listed in the release notes.
DiamondHands
Member
There's always 'more fixes'. Like your iPhone apps say 'performance enhancements'.
Seriously, what Siri integration is there now? Do you mean the voice commands? Elon sez they're working on them.... Like the FSD commands a year ago?
DiamondHands
Member
I'm pretty sure that the last mention of auto pilot in release notes was in 17.17.4(May of 2017) when they announced full speed surface street auto steer. There have been wild changes in performance since then without so much as a hint from release notes that anything changed.
Unlikely...as I understand it, SiriKit only supports a few functions for interacting with cars, and the Tesla App already does all of them. At least that's what I got from a brief read of some Apple documentation.
Bruce.
I wonder if that’s the limitation.... waiting for Apple’s side to decide what they’re doing with cars in general! I’ve never had too much luck with Siri, unfortunately.
Kant.Ing
Member
Desperately want to see what defines "light-years ahead." Here, enhancement is like bugfix. We as self proclaimed beta testers should be much more demanding.
