BYDMate Waze 3.16.0-dev.5

BYDMate Waze 3.16.0-dev.5 (development pre-release)

Development channel. Street names on the instrument panel, debug mode, default automations.

New

• Street name on the panel. Its next-street features take a byte array and the helper daemon
  only wrote integers, so the name was never sent. A new daemon transaction carries bytes by
  calling BYD's own SDK the way the factory navigation does, rather than guessing an undocumented
  binder transaction against a live vehicle bus. BYD ships two such features, domestic and
  overseas; both are tried, overseas first, and the one the panel accepts is kept. The trip log
  records which one won.
• Debug mode: trip logs (Settings -> Service and data, off by default). The car writes its own
  guidance record per ignition cycle to Download/BYDMate-trips: every changed Waze read with the
  raw street text, the lane cell labels and what they parsed to, the maneuver code sent to the
  panel and whether it was accepted. Wi-Fi is not involved, so the drive that matters is finally
  observable. Newest 12 trips kept.
• Default automations, seeded once and then yours: open Spotify and start playback, and open
  Waze. Both fire on start-up, once per trip. Updates never re-add or overwrite them.
• Adds a media_play action - launching a player opens it but starts nothing.

Fixed

• Maneuver glyphs. The panel numbers its icons differently from our internal codes. The raw
  code drew a detour for a roundabout, a slight left arrow for a slight right, and the Chinese
  destination glyph on arrival. All three reported from the car, all three covered by tests now.
• Lane direction inside a multi-direction lane follows the maneuver instead of the first arrow.
• Lane labels come from a new lanes section in the language packs, so they work in every
  language rather than only Ukrainian by accident.

Faster start-up

The boot worker was a plain WorkManager request waiting on the scheduler while the head unit was
busy booting. It is now expedited. How much this saves on your car will show in the trip log and
ChainLog, which now carry the timestamps to measure it.