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@github-actions github-actions released this 10 Jul 22:28
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v0.5.2
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Added

  • Export CSV button on the Charging Sessions page — downloads the sessions
    matching the current filters (dates, charge type, network, sort)
  • Delete Trip button in the trip detail drawer
  • Mile-for-mile gas comparison in Savings Scenarios — fuels the distance you
    actually drove at the ICE comparison vehicle's real MPG with monthly fuel
    price history, alongside the existing energy-equivalent comparison
  • Data Repair settings tab — census, dry-run preview, and one-click repair for
    historical trip data (duplicate trips, unit-corrupted distances,
    recorder-history re-enrichment), with restorable snapshots
  • One-click database backup download on the Data Repair tab for SQLite
    installs (PostgreSQL installs get pg_dump instructions in the guide)

Changed

  • Trip tables and detail views show a single calculated Efficiency — the old
    "Reported" figure was the HA integration computing the identical ratio, not
    a value from the vehicle
  • Dashboard network charts group networks beyond the top 7 into an "Other"
    bucket so many-network installs stay readable

Fixed

  • Edit button on charging stalls did nothing — the edit dialog never opened
    because its open handler was bound to an HTMX event that fires on the swap
    target rather than the button; editing stalls now works
  • Battery health and degradation compared Wh-scale capacity readings against
    the rated kWh capacity (health showed absurd percentages and ignored the
    user-set gross capacity); existing rows are repaired on upgrade
  • Trip driving-score radar renders a compact overall-score stat instead of a
    degenerate spike when per-category scores are unavailable
  • Range Regenerated card on Driving Analytics showed "No data available" —
    regen and driving score now also ingest from the always-enabled metrics
    sensor instead of relying solely on elveh trip attributes
  • CSV import duplicate detection crashed on SQLite installs (PostgreSQL-only
    SQL in the dedup query)
  • AC vs DC donut (and chart-metric switches) no longer render off-center
    after switching kWh/Sessions/Cost until the window was resized
  • Custom From/To date filters now work on the Costs, Battery, Charging
    Performance, Trip Sessions, and Driving Analytics pages (previously they
    silently reset the view to All-time; only Charging Sessions honored them)
  • Chart tooltips no longer show full-precision floats (battery temperature,
    efficiency moving average, range recovered, gas price trends)
  • Edit forms no longer show floating-point noise (15+ decimal places) in
    power, SOC, voltage, cost, and capacity fields
  • Group-edit bar: choosing a Network now reliably refreshes the Location
    dropdown (a previously opened drawer could send its stale network along)
  • Dashboard Charging Efficiency card now shows utilization for EVSE-mapped
    sessions even when no wall-metered energy exists (loss reads N/A with a
    hint instead of hiding the whole card)
  • Duplicate trip entries with incorrect distances for vehicles set to imperial
    display units on a metric Home Assistant install
  • Trip duration not populating on trip lists and detail views
  • Manual trip entry stored its duration 60× too short
  • Trip start time now recorded for trips ingested from Home Assistant

Install

Option A — Standalone (single container, SQLite):

docker pull ghcr.io/squidbytes/lightningrod-web:0.5.2
docker run -d \
  --name lightningrod \
  -p 8000:8000 \
  -v lightningrod-data:/data \
  ghcr.io/squidbytes/lightningrod-web:0.5.2

Option B — Two-container (bring-your-own PostgreSQL):

curl -LO https://github.com/SquidBytes/LightningROD/releases/download/v0.5.2/lightningrod-0.5.2-compose.tar.gz
tar xzf lightningrod-0.5.2-compose.tar.gz
cd lightningrod-0.5.2
cp .env.example .env    # edit POSTGRES_PASSWORD etc.
docker compose up -d

Image is multi-arch: linux/amd64 + linux/arm64 (Apple Silicon, Raspberry Pi 4/5).

Then open http://localhost:8000 and go to Settings → Home Assistant to connect your HA instance.

Documentation

Full documentation, setup guides, and feature reference:
https://squidbytes.github.io/LightningROD/

Full Changelog: v0.5.1...v0.5.2

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