feat(container)!: Update image teslamate/teslamate ( 1.28.5 → 2.1.1 ) #5524
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This PR contains the following updates:
1.28.5
->2.1.1
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v2.1.1
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As always, there have been many improvements. We now use the latest version of Grafana (12.1.1) and have enhanced the database migration process to include the new ascent and descent values, allowing successful migration even when entries are faulty. Previously, this prevented the migration from succeeding for some users. This highlights the importance of user feedback. Such cases never occurred in our testing.
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v2.1.0
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As always, there are many improvements. We have introduced new database fields to store the total ascent and descent of a drive, which can be used in the drives and efficiency dashboards. This is a valuable addition for users who wish to analyze their driving patterns and performance in hilly areas, and it enhances the efficiency metrics.
The database will be migrated automatically to include these new fields. Depending on your host and the size of your database, this process may take some time. Please be patient and wait for the process to finish (depending on your host, it takes a few seconds to about a minute on a Raspberry Pi 3B+ with a 1 GB database).
We now use the latest Grafana 12.0.1, and you can now open a Google Maps link for the car's current location by clicking on the location marker icon in the webview to quickly navigate to your car's location, without having to open the Tesla app.
Additionally, we have fixed some issues with the consumption for drives with a positive SOC difference, and we have aligned the usage of time-range filters to resolve consumption gross issues in some edge cases.
The charging stats are now even more consistent. We now detect consecutive charges and exclude them from the charge / discharge stats (PV surplus charging: we've got you covered).
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v2.0.0
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This is a breaking change release: TeslaMate uses PostgreSQL as database, this is an external dependency and needs to be updated by yourself. We now require PostgreSQL 16.7 or 17.3 or higher as we are upgrading the bundled earthdistance extension to v1.2. TeslaMate will now fail to start if you are using an older version. Ensure to upgrade your database before upgrading TeslaMate. To upgrade PostgreSQL, you need to follow these instructions:
Note for user which revoked permissions: If the SUPERUSER privilege has been revoked after the initial (manual) installation, it must be temporarily granted for pending earthdistance migrations to succeed. The privilege can then be safely revoked.
As always, there are also many improvements. The webview now shows the TPMS values in the low pressure tooltip. We use the latest Grafana 11.6.1 and have improved the battery health dashboard and aligned the range calculation through the dashboards. Additionally time zone handling has been improved and the date formats are now based on the browser locale.
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v1.33.0
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As always, there are many improvements.
We now use Grafana 11.6.0 which was release the last days, improved the logging and state transitions, added a new dashboard for database information and improved other dashboards. We also added a new section to the documentation about the Entity Relationship Model (ERM) of TeslaMate. This is a great help for developers who want to understand the data model of TeslaMate and how to extend it.
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v1.32.0
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As always, there are many improvements. The focus has been on quality of life improvements and standardization across all dashboards. Enjoy it.
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docs: add contributing guidelines link for GitHub (#4345 - @JakobLichterfeld)
docs: update Home Assistant integration documentation with configuration URL and model name hints (#4359 - @JakobLichterfeld)
docs: Remove availability from Home Assistant MQTT sensors, as it can be misleading and prevent sensors from receiving updated values (#4362 - @longzheng)
docs: Introducing TeslaMate Guru on Gurubase.io (#4390 - @kursataktas)
v1.31.1
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This release primarily prevents beam.smp from overloading the CPU on ARM hosts. It also includes a number of other bug fixes and performance improvements. Enjoy it.
Please also note: v1.31.0 Release Notes
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v1.31.0
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As always, lots of improvements. The focus has been on performance improvements, especially on slow HW like Raspberry Pi 3B+. We achieved 240x speed improvements in several dashboards 🚀 And we welcomed @swiffer to the TeslaMate-Org team 👋 And much, much more. Enjoy it.
Regarding PostgreSQL 17: TeslaMate uses PostgreSQL as database, this is an external dependency and needs to be updated by yourself. Although TeslaMate currently runs fine with PostgreSQL 14+ we strongly recommend upgrading to the latest supported version. We recommend that you do this as follows:
Additional info: In some very rare cases with very old installations of TeslaMate (from 2019) we have observed performance issues due to missing indexes. These should normally be added with our automatic migrations. If you think your installation may be missing some indexes, see #4201 for the corrective SQL command.
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