No, there still is no way you can control it from the app. You can control which door it will open and close when Homelink is pressed in the Tesla app by going into the menus in the car itself, but you can't tell the app which one you want to open. If the Tesla is parked in the driveway and I want it to open the left door, and it's set to control the right one, there's no way I can do that without physically going into the car and reconfiguring stuff. If there are two or more doors at the location where the vehicle is parked, then after I press the Homelink button, it should ask "Which door?" and pop up a menu for me to select which one I want to open.
So it's still broken as hell, and they obviously didn't put much thought into this. Homelink access via the app is stupid anyway and I wish i could go into the car and kill that option. Then if you go on a trip and leave the car parked in the garage and forget to lockout the garage door before you leave, there is no chance that you could accidentally trigger it from thousands of miles away.
