Adam Urban

Interesting.. Any idea what might cause that? Here's the output using the same 12342 example that you posted (I also of course tried with my actual alarm code too).

Does this string function only work if you have a powerwall+ configuration? I have tesla inverters, but they're configured standalone. Config is 2 7.6kW tesla inverters, 3 powerwalls and one...

That’s the “official” Docker image, which at least currently is x86 only. The one I linked works on arm too/on my rPI. Maybe we can do a PR for a...

Yes, yours works perfect (was the one I found/used above). Any chance you can share your Docker file for that one? Would love to do a PR for the main...

> @adamurban can you see if this tag pulls and works on your pi? i just setup automated buildx multiarch builds! > If it works i can propose to nebulous...

Yeah, the Home Assistant “stock” RPi image uses Docker under the hood to run everything. So I just added a new container for infinitude so I could run it all...

(I guess we’ll see if it persists across updates; hopefully!)

…if I change the set point on a preset, that works.. but if I set a manual override, Eg by adjusting temp setpoint in HA, it always just jumps back...

No, that’s not it.. heat set point is at 67, and the system is set to cool. Maybe it’s a timezone bug? I noticed when I just set a manual...

If it is indeed a time stamp formatting thing, this logic looks like it could be the culprit: https://github.com/MizterB/homeassistant-infinitude/blob/6f111c7f099deb1f26f59533e70166598e0a07d8/custom_components/infinitude/climate.py#L769 Which gets the time stamp of the “next event” and sets...