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Are you sure you can still maintain this service without some contribution from the users?
I'm impressed with the amount of data, the ease of use and your support.
I have a question about the log's track on the map: until a couple of days ago I would get a blue track line on the map, but now I see a slider, which moves a car symbol over the map. No static track line anymore.
Is this intentional? Can I select this somehow? Tried to find a preferences setting, but I may be looking in the wrong place.
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Any thought of packaging it as a docker container? That could take care of the config issues.
rfmurphy81
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I asked a month or two ago but it doesn't appear that Auto Pilot data is in the API, unfortunately. I'm sure Tesla has it for all users, but it's probably a mystery to each individual.
neptune2000
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View attachment 174950 Thanks for spending all this time and energy, Marc!
Are you sure you can still maintain this service without some contribution from the users?
I'm impressed with the amount of data, the ease of use and your support.
I have a question about the log's track on the map: until a couple of days ago I would get a blue track line on the map, but now I see a slider, which moves a car symbol over the map. No static track line anymore.
Is this intentional? Can I select this somehow? Tried to find a preferences setting, but I may be looking in the wrong place.
Same here. The blue trip lines have disappeared plus the beginning and end balloons are gone too, which makes it impossible to set the Geo name of new stops. I assume this is a bug.
neptune2000
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Are the missing blue trip lines and start - stop balloons gone because of the move? I.e. the Gps trip data has not been moved?
I know about the trip route not showing... Actually spent a few HOURS to try to figure out what wrong !
But I've given up ! I think it a bug on Google side... So instead of using a KML file provided to google (which was faster to process and load), I'll start to push the coordinate to the map myself.
I've done a quick hack to show your route but it not as precise as before since it the average over 500meter per point. But I need to sleep now !
But I've given up ! I think it a bug on Google side... So instead of using a KML file provided to google (which was faster to process and load), I'll start to push the coordinate to the map myself.
I've done a quick hack to show your route but it not as precise as before since it the average over 500meter per point. But I need to sleep now !
This is what I see in the log for my charging sessions:
00:10 - 04:39 - Home - 39.6/0kWh Infinity% eff. 241V 40A 80/80% Complete
Seems like there is something missing there to calculate the efficiency.
00:10 - 04:39 - Home - 39.6/0kWh Infinity% eff. 241V 40A 80/80% Complete
Seems like there is something missing there to calculate the efficiency.
That value is not processed in real time. It a background script that populate it. The script was running slow. I've changed it a bit and it faster now.
MarcG
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Peter_M
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I've also noticed that charging entries show the next trip's destination rather than the actual charging location. That's a new issue.
I caught nearly every red light on my commute yesterday and each stop at a light prompted a new trip record. This makes it hard to compare overall trip routes, times, and consumption which is what I look to this data set to review.
Do you see your car now ? If not, send me a pvt message with your email address used to register to the site.
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