Tesla Powerwall integration shows battery level as "reserve" instead of charge

[robertalexa]

The problem

On the frontend, while looking at the Device coming from the Tesla Powerwall integration, next to the logo, the battery level reported is the one of the Backup Reserve, instead of the Charge.

As the Backup Reserve is a fixed "threshold" of how much charge to keep in case of emergency, and not the current battery level, it makes more sense to display the "Charge" level instead.

I am not sure if the current behaviour is by-design or just an oversight, so forgive me if i am raised something that has been discussed before (wasn't able to find a reference to this).

Here is a screenshot showing device battery level 24% matching the Reserve, while the battery level is currently 100%

Thanks in advance

What version of Home Assistant Core has the issue?

core-2024.4.1

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Integration causing the issue

powerwall

Link to integration documentation on our website

https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/powerwall

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[robertalexa]

Issue is still ongoing on 2024.7.0.

However when you search for the device, the battery is reported correctly in the table?

Thanks in advance

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WORKAROUND It looks like Home Assistant picks the first battery value as the device battery value, and Battery Reserve comes before Charge when sorted alphabetically, so the Battery Reserve gets picked up by default. I renamed my Battery Reserve to Reserved Battery and now Charge is being picked as the device battery value instead:

It would be nice to see a proper fix though.