v1.1.2

Tesla Fleet API Support

This release adds support for connecting via the official Tesla Fleet API, in addition to the existing Tesla Owner API (cloud) mode.

Added

• Tesla Fleet API mode: configure an optional Tesla Fleet API Client ID to switch the driver to Tesla's official, documented Fleet API instead of the unofficial Owner API. When a Client ID is set, the Tesla Refresh Token field must contain a Fleet API refresh token instead of an Owner API one.
• Connection type indicator: the Main page's status now shows whether the driver is connected via the Owner API or the Fleet API alongside the current operation mode.
• Automatic persistence of rotated Fleet API refresh tokens, matching the existing behavior for Owner API tokens.

Changed

• Updated the TeslaPowerwallLibrary dependency to 1.2.2.
• Removed the unused Tesla Account Email configuration field (it was never used for authentication).
• Storm Watch remains fully supported when connected via the Tesla Owner API, but is hidden from the Settings page and disabled for commands when connected via the Tesla Fleet API, since the Fleet API does not support it.
• Changing the Client ID (adding, removing, or replacing it) invalidates the previously cached refresh token; a new, matching refresh token must be supplied in the same configuration update.

Notes

• See the README for details on both connection modes and how to obtain a refresh token for each.

v1.0.2

First full release: Tesla Powerwall Crestron Home Entity V2 driver. Cloud (Tesla Owner API) connection mode. See README for usage and setup.