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The protobuf and the queries used in pypowerwall are relatively old. There are newer ones that Tesla One uses here.
However, I want to have an approach that makes it easy to roll back after we update. As such, I'm thinking we move the existing queries/protobuf into its own folder, and the same with the newer ones, and make it a matter of configuration which one to use.
The older queries and protobufs do not work with any of the hardwired LAN options, you need the newer ones.
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The protobuf and the queries used in pypowerwall are relatively old. There are newer ones that Tesla One uses here.
However, I want to have an approach that makes it easy to roll back after we update. As such, I'm thinking we move the existing queries/protobuf into its own folder, and the same with the newer ones, and make it a matter of configuration which one to use.
The older queries and protobufs do not work with any of the hardwired LAN options, you need the newer ones.
Thoughts on this approach?
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