Encouraging people to use potentially untested code is not good, because it will just raise the workload for the maintainers of the project. And as a side effect there will be more reported issues for us all in forums like this, stemming from different versions which just makes everything more confusing for everybody.
And just because git resolved (or found no) textual conflicts, one does not know if there are semantic conflicts after merging pull requests, until everything is tested properly. Merging multiple pull requests at once does not seem a like a good strategy, because when problem is found, it can be hard to trace back which code change is responsible.
So for the sake of the project, it would be best to let the maintainers do their work and just help them if possible.
I’m not sure if I’m doing something wrong, but I can’t adjust climatization on VW ID3 within Home Assistant. It works fine in the normal app. I can adjust the charging and force data refresh parameters. I did input the S-Pin. Anyone have the same problem, or that may have found a solution?
Hi everyone,
I would like to know how many times it synchronizes with the Volkswagen server, if too many accesses can create a block in the platform access system. Thanks!
I had the integration working for a few days, however it lost connection. Tried reloading, rebooting and eventually reconfiguring however I get an unknown error.
I don’t really know how to debug, login details are defiantly correct since it worked for a few days. Connecting to an ID4.
I just connected my e-up yesterday and the integration worked perfectly but like you I’m wondering if the app is forcing an update from the car and will drain the 12v. I paused. I only though of it because I had noticed the main battery had dropped a percent whilst parked (and i don’t remember ever seeing that happen before, the mileage changes with temps but I’ve never seen the battery level change.
For anyone who has not updated yet just an FYI, the integration breaks on the latest HA version 2024.6.1
Unable to install package weconnect==0.60.2: ERROR: Cannot install weconnect==0.60.2 because these package versions have conflicting dependencies. ERROR: ResolutionImpossible: for help visit https://pip.pypa.io/en/latest/topics/dependency-resolution/#dealing-with-dependency-conflicts
It’s not ideal, but it’s possible to work around the HA 2024.6.1 incompatibility in the short term by modifying manifests.json to point to a version of WeConnect-Python with an updated requirements.txt that points to the compatible version of requests.
I did this using the File Editor add-on to modify line 6 of /homeassistant/custom_components/volkswagen_we_connect_id/manifest.json to read:
This points to a fork I’ve done of WeConnect-Python that is identical to 0.60.2 except for the requests version.
To forcet the integration to reload, I had to initiate the configuration wizard to add a new entry, but could then cancel out of that without adding anything new. My existing settings now work fine. I think (but haven’t confirmed obviously) that when the integration is fixed properly, HACS should still prompt as usual to upgrade to the new version, particularly since I haven’t touched the version number.
This is all done on HAOS, but should work for other types of installation too.
Most people should just wait for the proper fix though!
If you’d prefer, you could use the commit hash d75cbec instead of main above so that you’re definitely getting the version with the changed requirements and nothing else, though I have no intention of pushing anything else to this fork.
At first thanks for this awesome integration.
I got a little problem with the language, im german, my home assist is in german but the sensors outputs only the English states. Do i need to change something?
Thanks man! 