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I looked into it a bit further and found this in the log. It happens during __refresh_vehicle_info, so I guess that's the reason for the values not getting updated:
Looking into the JSON object returned from the service shows that timed_odometer is null, thus haven't got mileage. Maybe that is the reason?
Maybe that value isn't available for my car model? I'd like to disable that part of the code and test locally, but I don't know where to find my_psacc.py in my system... |
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@flobz, maybe the issue I'm talking about is fixed in this commit? I'd like to try it out myself, but I really don't know how to reach the code. I know that it's running in a container, but I can't find it in the host file system...(running HassOS) |
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@DreamT80 I have several issues with HA integration, and already understant that anything related with HA @flobz will not help |
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(I made an issue on this instead, can be found here)
Hi,
I'm using PSA Car Controller with HA and my Opel Grandland. I've successfully connected it to my accounts and added some sensors using this guide.
But, the sensor values are only updated if I start/restart psa-cc. It's like it only reads the values on startup. Though, the log hints that calls are being made regularly, so it seems like it works.
Does anyone know why? Is there a good way to debug this? It feels like it's cache related, but that's only a guess.
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