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Wierd readings on the solar production bar chart #50

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RILEYBATES opened this issue Jun 22, 2024 · 13 comments
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Wierd readings on the solar production bar chart #50

RILEYBATES opened this issue Jun 22, 2024 · 13 comments
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@RILEYBATES
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The problem

There are brown bars signifying something on the solar production forecasts. Seems to relate to the solcast integration.

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What version of Solcast Integration has the issue?

V4.0.31

What version of Home Assistant are you using?

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No error message just error in chart

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@autoSteve
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Looks like a case of weird config, and you're going to get a weird outcome.

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I have the solar sensor getting production from my Powerwall...

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@RILEYBATES
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OK, be happy if the config was incorrect but what's wierd? This was working and I haven't changed anything other than updating the integration...

@autoSteve
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The sensor you have specified to measure solar production is measuring FORECASTED prouction today. Of COURSE that is going to introduce weirdness.

That sensor has to be for ACTUAL solar production.

I take it you have one solar production config for GivTCP, and have created a second one for Solcast. I have one, and that single one has the forecast option enabled for Solcast.

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Show me that the config of the GivTCP has the option to enable forecast via Solcast.

I'm hovering over the close issue button...

@autoSteve
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Out of interest, do you still have long-term forecast detail shown in the energy dashboard after upgrading to 4.0.31? Like go to a month view and check this month and last month to see if the forecast history is still there...

@RILEYBATES
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Oh ok, I'll have a look and see what I can find in the GivTCP setup. It's always been set up this way, been using this integration (originally from Oozie now switched to yours) for quite a while now and never saw these bars. But let me see if I can find something in the GivTCP setup.

By the way, this integration saved me as I lost all this when Oozie deleted his account so kudos for keeping yours going.. I'm certainly not having a go at it just wondered if I was doing something wrong.

Please feel free to close was just looking for some advice

@autoSteve
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It interests me that no config changed and it didn't do this with Oziee's.

We may have inadvertantly fixed something that might be causing another issue that I'm chasing, so out of interest, do you still have long-term forecast detail shown in the energy dashboard after upgrading to 4.0.31? Like go to a month view and check this month and last month to see if the forecast history is still there...

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(And do that before changing any existing config, please.)

@RILEYBATES
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RILEYBATES commented Jun 22, 2024 via email

@autoSteve
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Umm. can't see any image.

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RILEYBATES commented Jun 22, 2024 via email

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I seem to get the bars either at the start of a new day or when I poll

Makes sense. This sensor gets its value from a variable called 'tally', which is updated midnight/forecast get.

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Sorry I replied on the email it didn't seem to send the image...

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@autoSteve
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Yep. That's the issue. Thanks for looking and providing another data point.

At this stage I don't know whether the history has been purged, or whether it is just not showing.

Thanks. Now fix your config!

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