Closed georox123 closed 1 year ago
If you have the latest v3.3.10, we now make the battery unavailable and therefore have no state of 0, if not provided by the hub. This was to try and fix your issue of getting notifications as it previously would go to 0% as you say. I think this is a better option than showing 100% which will make your history graphs look wierd. They will now have a gap.
Seems like I jumped the gun, and also my code sugestion wouldn't have worked as is. Doh!
Thanks for making that change.
If the Wiser hub is rebooted it can take a while for it pick up the battery levels again. From what I can see, when this happens the Wiser app assumes that battery levels are 100% (optimistic) but this API assumes them to be 0% (pessimistic).
If you think it's a good idea to change the bahviour then I think it could be done by changing line 40 in helpers/battery.py from:
TRV_BATTERY_LEVEL_MAPPING.get(self.voltage, 0)
to
TRV_BATTERY_LEVEL_MAPPING.get(self.voltage, 100)
(I'm assuming the value in
self.voltage
is empty (or zero) so theget
method is returning the default value)