Cupra Born SoC nicht mehr abrufbar

[Elchkopp]

Nutze EVCC in der openWB-Software, um den SoC unseres Cupra Borns abzurufen. Leider funktioniert dieser Abruf seit einigen Wochen nicht mehr. Dabei gibt es folgende Fehlermeldung:

2024-10-11 08:54:59,566 - {modules.common.fault_state:49} - {ERROR:fetch soc_ev0} - EVCC: FaultState FaultStateLevel.ERROR, FaultStr <class 'UnboundLocalError'> ("local variable 'vehicle_to_fetch' referenced before assignment",), Traceback: Traceback (most recent call last): File "/var/www/html/openWB/packages/modules/common/configurable_vehicle.py", line 66, in update car_state = self._get_carstate_by_source(vehicle_update_data, source) File "/var/www/html/openWB/packages/modules/common/configurable_vehicle.py", line 110, in _get_carstate_by_source return self.__component_updater(vehicle_update_data) File "/var/www/html/openWB/packages/modules/vehicles/evcc/soc.py", line 16, in updater return fetch_soc(vehicle_config.configuration, vehicle_update_data, vehicle) File "/var/www/html/openWB/packages/modules/vehicles/evcc/api.py", line 81, in fetch_soc log.debug("Fetching SoC for vehicle id: " + str(vehicle_to_fetch)) # fetch SoC UnboundLocalError: local variable 'vehicle_to_fetch' referenced before assignment

In der Cupra-App wird alles korrekt angezeigt. Auch eine Anmeldung im Account bringt mich nicht weiter (es sind keine AGB oder ähnliches zu bestätigen).

Am EVCC-Modul der oWB scheint es wohl nicht zu liegen - zumindest im Thread im oWB-Forum kommen wir nicht weiter (https://forum.openwb.de/viewtopic.php?p=115849#p115849).

Ich benutze meinen eigenen Sponsor-Token. Ein abgelaufener Test-Token kann also auch nicht der Grund sein.

Gruß
Sascha

[0x3d13f]

Die passenden Log Meldungen aus evcc selbst hast Du nicht?

[Elchkopp]

Vielleicht unglücklich formuliert: ich nutze das EVCC-Modul in der openWB-Software (Version 2.1.6 Alpha). Ich kann leider nur die Log-Meldung aus der oWB-Software heraus anbieten. Das ist das der gesamte Log-Auszug:

2024-10-11 08:54:52,932 - {modules.common.configurable_vehicle:56} - {DEBUG:fetch soc_ev0} - Vehicle Instance <class 'modules.vehicles.evcc.config.EVCCVehicleSoc'> 2024-10-11 08:54:52,933 - {modules.common.configurable_vehicle:57} - {DEBUG:fetch soc_ev0} - Calculated SoC-State CalculatedSocState(imported_start=None, manual_soc=None, soc_start=36) 2024-10-11 08:54:52,934 - {modules.common.configurable_vehicle:58} - {DEBUG:fetch soc_ev0} - Vehicle Update Data VehicleUpdateData(plug_state=False, charge_state=False, imported=None, battery_capacity=58000, efficiency=98, soc_from_cp=None, timestamp_soc_from_cp=None) 2024-10-11 08:54:52,935 - {modules.common.configurable_vehicle:59} - {DEBUG:fetch soc_ev0} - General Config GeneralVehicleConfig(use_soc_from_cp=False, request_interval_charging=300, request_interval_not_charging=43200, request_only_plugged=True) 2024-10-11 08:54:52,935 - {modules.common.component_context:26} - {DEBUG:fetch soc_ev0} - Update Komponente ['EVCC'] 2024-10-11 08:54:52,936 - {modules.vehicles.evcc.api:66} - {DEBUG:fetch soc_ev0} - Fetching EVCC SOC 2024-10-11 08:54:59,536 - {modules.vehicles.evcc.api:53} - {DEBUG:fetch soc_ev0} - Vehicle client received: 6257 2024-10-11 08:54:59,537 - {modules.vehicles.evcc.api:27} - {DEBUG:fetch soc_ev0} - saving vehicle_id: 6257 2024-10-11 08:54:59,566 - {modules.common.fault_state:49} - {ERROR:fetch soc_ev0} - EVCC: FaultState FaultStateLevel.ERROR, FaultStr <class 'UnboundLocalError'> ("local variable 'vehicle_to_fetch' referenced before assignment",), Traceback: Traceback (most recent call last): File "/var/www/html/openWB/packages/modules/common/configurable_vehicle.py", line 66, in update car_state = self._get_carstate_by_source(vehicle_update_data, source) File "/var/www/html/openWB/packages/modules/common/configurable_vehicle.py", line 110, in _get_carstate_by_source return self.__component_updater(vehicle_update_data) File "/var/www/html/openWB/packages/modules/vehicles/evcc/soc.py", line 16, in updater return fetch_soc(vehicle_config.configuration, vehicle_update_data, vehicle) File "/var/www/html/openWB/packages/modules/vehicles/evcc/api.py", line 81, in fetch_soc log.debug("Fetching SoC for vehicle id: " + str(vehicle_to_fetch)) # fetch SoC UnboundLocalError: local variable 'vehicle_to_fetch' referenced before assignment

Mehr habe ich so leider nicht.

[Elchkopp]

Ooookay - scheint sich selbst "geheilt" zu haben. Jetzt - nach einer Stunde - scheint der Abruf wieder normal zu funktionieren:

2024-10-11 09:24:01,217 - {modules.common.configurable_vehicle:56} - {DEBUG:fetch soc_ev0} - Vehicle Instance <class 'modules.vehicles.evcc.config.EVCCVehicleSoc'> 2024-10-11 09:24:01,217 - {modules.common.configurable_vehicle:57} - {DEBUG:fetch soc_ev0} - Calculated SoC-State CalculatedSocState(imported_start=None, manual_soc=None, soc_start=36) 2024-10-11 09:24:01,219 - {modules.common.configurable_vehicle:58} - {DEBUG:fetch soc_ev0} - Vehicle Update Data VehicleUpdateData(plug_state=False, charge_state=False, imported=None, battery_capacity=58000, efficiency=98, soc_from_cp=None, timestamp_soc_from_cp=None) 2024-10-11 09:24:01,221 - {modules.common.configurable_vehicle:59} - {DEBUG:fetch soc_ev0} - General Config GeneralVehicleConfig(use_soc_from_cp=False, request_interval_charging=300, request_interval_not_charging=43200, request_only_plugged=True) 2024-10-11 09:24:01,223 - {modules.common.component_context:26} - {DEBUG:fetch soc_ev0} - Update Komponente ['EVCC'] 2024-10-11 09:24:01,224 - {modules.vehicles.evcc.api:66} - {DEBUG:fetch soc_ev0} - Fetching EVCC SOC 2024-10-11 09:24:01,230 - {modules.vehicles.evcc.api:79} - {DEBUG:fetch soc_ev0} - Vehicle id found in config: 6257 2024-10-11 09:24:01,236 - {modules.vehicles.evcc.api:81} - {DEBUG:fetch soc_ev0} - Fetching SoC for vehicle id: 6257 2024-10-11 09:24:03,071 - {modules.vehicles.evcc.api:92} - {DEBUG:fetch soc_ev0} - SoC received: 30.0 2024-10-11 09:24:03,076 - {modules.common.configurable_vehicle:67} - {DEBUG:fetch soc_ev0} - Requested start soc from api: 30.0% 2024-10-11 09:24:03,078 - {modules.common.store._api:26} - {DEBUG:fetch soc_ev0} - Raw data CarState(soc=30.0, range=None, soc_timestamp=0) 2024-10-11 09:24:03,110 - {modules.common.store._api:31} - {INFO:store soc_ev0} - Saving CarState(soc=30.0, range=None, soc_timestamp=0) 2024-10-11 09:24:21,689 - {modules.common.configurable_vehicle:56} - {DEBUG:fetch soc_ev0} - Vehicle Instance <class 'modules.vehicles.evcc.config.EVCCVehicleSoc'> 2024-10-11 09:24:21,694 - {modules.common.configurable_vehicle:57} - {DEBUG:fetch soc_ev0} - Calculated SoC-State CalculatedSocState(imported_start=None, manual_soc=None, soc_start=30.0) 2024-10-11 09:24:21,695 - {modules.common.configurable_vehicle:58} - {DEBUG:fetch soc_ev0} - Vehicle Update Data VehicleUpdateData(plug_state=True, charge_state=False, imported=3955210, battery_capacity=58000, efficiency=98, soc_from_cp=None, timestamp_soc_from_cp=None) 2024-10-11 09:24:21,696 - {modules.common.configurable_vehicle:59} - {DEBUG:fetch soc_ev0} - General Config GeneralVehicleConfig(use_soc_from_cp=False, request_interval_charging=300, request_interval_not_charging=43200, request_only_plugged=True) 2024-10-11 09:24:21,705 - {modules.common.component_context:26} - {DEBUG:fetch soc_ev0} - Update Komponente ['EVCC'] 2024-10-11 09:24:21,716 - {modules.vehicles.evcc.api:66} - {DEBUG:fetch soc_ev0} - Fetching EVCC SOC 2024-10-11 09:24:21,728 - {modules.vehicles.evcc.api:79} - {DEBUG:fetch soc_ev0} - Vehicle id found in config: 6257 2024-10-11 09:24:21,730 - {modules.vehicles.evcc.api:81} - {DEBUG:fetch soc_ev0} - Fetching SoC for vehicle id: 6257 2024-10-11 09:24:21,881 - {modules.vehicles.evcc.api:92} - {DEBUG:fetch soc_ev0} - SoC received: 30.0 2024-10-11 09:24:21,890 - {modules.common.configurable_vehicle:67} - {DEBUG:fetch soc_ev0} - Requested start soc from api: 30.0% 2024-10-11 09:24:21,902 - {modules.common.store._api:26} - {DEBUG:fetch soc_ev0} - Raw data CarState(soc=30.0, range=None, soc_timestamp=0) 2024-10-11 09:24:22,004 - {modules.common.store._api:31} - {INFO:store soc_ev0} - Saving CarState(soc=30.0, range=None, soc_timestamp=0)

Jetzt würde eigentlich mich nur interessieren, warum das so ist.