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In `@custom_components/ocpp/ocppv16.py`:
- Around line 1843-1848: Update on_start_transaction to preserve the detected
energy mode while another connector has an active transaction; only reset the
charger-wide flag when no other transaction is active, or track the mode per
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| # The energy reporting mode is detected from MeterValues, so a | ||
| # detection made in an earlier transaction must not decide how | ||
| # this one is read. The flag is charger-wide: a session running on | ||
| # another connector is re-detected on its next sample, and its stop | ||
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| self._charger_reports_session_energy = False |
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Preserve the energy mode for active connectors.
When a second connector starts, on_start_transaction clears the charger-wide mode even if another connector’s session is still active. For that session, if meter_start is positive and a session-relative EAIR sample has reached or exceeded it, neither detector restores the mode: the zero check does not match, and the later check requires EAIR < meter_start. The sample then bypasses skip_eair, is written to the lifetime EAIR metric, and is also used to derive session_energy as EAIR - meter_start. Do not clear the shared mode while another connector’s transaction remains active; otherwise, track the mode per connector.
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In `@custom_components/ocpp/ocppv16.py` around lines 1843 - 1848, Update
on_start_transaction to preserve the detected energy mode while another
connector has an active transaction; only reset the charger-wide flag when no
other transaction is active, or track the mode per connector so starting a
session cannot make an existing connector’s samples use the wrong EAIR
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_charger_reports_session_energy is set from MeterValues (meter_start == 0, or an EAIR sample below meter_start) but only ever cleared in __init__. Once one transaction trips it, every later transaction on the charger publishes the raw EAIR register as session energy, which on a lifetime-register charger is the lifetime total. A plain reconnect reuses the ChargePoint, so only a restart, a reload or a rebuild of the charge point clears it. Clear it in StartTransaction, so each transaction is read by what its own samples show. The meter_start == 0 detection runs on every sampled value, and the below-meter_start one on the EAIR sample chosen from each bucket, both ahead of skip_eair, so a charger that really reports session energy is re-detected on its first EAIR sample, as before, as long as that sample is below meter_start or meter_start is 0. A session reading above a lifetime meter_start is then derived instead: that can be worse than main on a charger whose lifetime total is still smaller than one session. The flag is charger-wide, so a start on another connector clears it too. A session still running there is re-detected on its next sample under the same condition; if it stops first, its stop is handled as below. A session read without the flag has its stop derived as meter_stop - meter_start, which is negative whenever meter_stop is below meter_start. On main that happens in every session until the flag trips for the first time (on a charger that never trips it, in all of them); after that the stuck flag skips the derivation. Clearing the flag per transaction exposes those later sessions again, so the stop rule has to change with it. A stop below the start value can't be told apart from a session-relative meter, a meter replacement, a reset or a rollover, so the session value already derived is kept instead of publishing a negative or the raw register. test_stop_transaction_paths_v16_b set the flag before StartTransaction and so relied on it surviving the start. It now sets it after the start, where the first MeterValues would. It still exercises the stop path that keeps the reported session energy. Refs lbbrhzn#2143 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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4391-4449: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAssert a nonzero sampled session value
Both current cases assert
Energy.Session == 0.0before the stop. A regression that assigns0.0for a negative stop would pass both cases. Use a sample abovemeter_startand assert that the negative stop preserves the derived value.Suggested fix
- # A sample at meter_start, then a stop 1 Wh below it. + # A sample 1 Wh above meter_start, then a stop 1 Wh below it. ( {"port": 9403, "cp_id": "CP_stop_below_start_b", "cms": "cms_services"}, "CP_stop_below_start_b", 9403, - 356000, + 356001, 355999, ), ... - assert before == pytest.approx(0.0, abs=1e-9) + expected_before = 0.0 if sample_wh is None else 0.001 + assert before == pytest.approx(expected_before, abs=1e-9)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@tests/test_charge_point_v16.py`:
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@proscar87, yes, a mid-session restart breaks it on my charger. It fails in the opposite direction from the FoxESS case, though: the restart doesn't trip the detection, it loses it, and the stop then publishes the lifetime register. Grizzl-E, single connector, OCPP 1.6J. It reports EAIR session-relative in MeterValues and lifetime in Start/StopTransaction (the #2093 case). Two sessions crossed a Home Assistant restart, and both did this:
So after the restart, the first session-relative sample goes in as the register, and the session re-baselines on it. Every later sample is above that new baseline, so neither detection path fires for the rest of the transaction, and the stop publishes the raw lifetime |
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Refs #2143
This is containment, not the fix for how #2143 starts.
What it fixes
_charger_reports_session_energyis set from MeterValues (meter_start == 0, or an EAIR sample belowmeter_start, added in #2115) and only ever cleared inChargePoint.__init__. A plain reconnect reuses theChargePoint, so once one transaction trips the flag, every later transaction publishes the raw EAIR register as session energy until a restart, a reload or a rebuild of the charge point. On a lifetime-register charger that is the lifetime total. That matches the CSV in the issue after the first jump: sessions start at ≈ the register (09-06 09:140.0 → 347.53, 09-07 00:270.0 → 356.04 … 368.01, 09-13 02:420.0 → 434.6). After theunavailableat 09-07 07:06 they reset again (0.0 → 0.03).The timing fits #2115 as the trigger. It was merged on 2026-09-03 and released the same day in v0.11.3; v0.10.18 and v0.11.2 don't contain it. The first jump in the CSV is on 09-06. On 09-16 in this issue, peterquekel wrote "I have loaded a version lower and it works again". vtainc added "I have downgraded to v0.10.18 and counters started to reset", and peterquekel replied "Exactly".
With this change the mode is re-detected per transaction:
on_start_transactionclears the flag. Themeter_start == 0detection runs on every sampled value, and the below-meter_startone on the EAIR sample chosen from each bucket, both ahead ofskip_eair. So a charger that really reports session energy is re-detected on its first EAIR sample, as before, as long as that sample is belowmeter_startormeter_startis 0 (see the caveat below).More than one connector
The flag is per charger, not per connector. With the reset on every StartTransaction, a start on another connector clears it too. A session still running there is re-detected on its next sample if that sample is below its
meter_startormeter_startis 0. If it stops first, the stop rule below means it never publishes a negative.Measured in the harness, this corrects the overlapping cases on a lifetime-register charger. Example: an anomalous sample on connector 1 while connector 2 is mid-session on a lifetime register. On
main, connector 2 keeps showing the raw register (357.0) to the end. Here, once connector 1 starts its next transaction, connector 2 reads1.0and stops at1.1.Caveat — it can be worse than
main. On a charger that reports session energy in MeterValues against a lifetimemeterStart, a sample at or abovemeter_starttaken after a StartTransaction has cleared the mode is derived asEAIR - meter_startinstead of read as session energy. That needs a session reading larger than the lifetime register at the start, i.e. a charger whose lifetime total is still smaller than one session. StartTransaction 5000 on connector 1, a sample of 4900, StartTransaction 20000 on connector 2, then 5100 on connector 1 and 21000 on connector 2 give5.1and21.0onmain, which is right for that charger, and0.1and1.0here; the same values also land inEnergy.Active.Import.Register, whichmainleaves unwritten. It happens on one connector too: after a session from 5000 that samples 4900 and stops at 9950, a StartTransaction at 9950 whose first sample is 10000 gives10.0onmainand0.05here. The samples alone can't tell this charger apart from a lifetime-register one with an anomalous reading, where the same bytes are right here and wrong onmain; a per-connector flag would not resolve the single-connector case either. I got this wrong in the first version of this description, which said the change was never worse thanmain.A per-connector flag would be the better design. It touches 7 call sites, and tests set the attribute directly, so I've left it for you to decide.
Stops below
meter_startA session read without the flag has its stop derived as
meter_stop - meter_start, which is negative whenevermeter_stopis belowmeter_start. Onmainthat happens in every session until the flag trips for the first time, and on a charger that never trips it, in all of them. After that, the stuck flag skips the derivation. So clearing the flag per transaction exposes those later sessions again, and the stop rule has to change with it.Measured on a lifetime-register charger, stops only:
main[1.0, -0.001][1.0, 0.0][1.0, 1.0, -357.0][1.0, 1.0, 0.0]A stop below the start value can't be told apart from a session-relative meter, a meter replacement, a reset or a rollover. So the session value already derived is kept instead of publishing a negative or the raw register. There is no guess about which kind of meter it is. A stop at or above
meter_startis derived as before. A session with no samples and a session-relative stop gives0.0, the same asmainonce the flag is set.Tests
test_session_energy_mode_does_not_outlive_its_transaction: lifetime-register charger. One below-baseline sample in tx1, then a normal tx2 (meter_start356040, EAIR 357040).main:357.04; here:1.0.test_session_energy_mode_cleared_while_another_connector_runs: the two-connector case above.main: connector 2 reads357.0; here:1.0, then1.1at its stop.test_session_energy_mode_not_held_by_the_main_meter: the first test with a MeterValues for connector 0 during tx1.main:357.04; here:1.0. Its StopTransaction for tx1 is held as ambiguous, not applied; that is covered under "not covered" below.test_stop_below_meter_start_does_not_publish_a_negative, two cases, both kept at0.0:meter_startof 4076447.main:-4076.294.meter_start(356000), then a stop 1 Wh below it.main:-0.001.test_stop_transaction_paths_v16_bset the flag before StartTransaction, so it relied on the flag surviving the start. It now sets it right after, where the first MeterValues would. It still covers the same early return: removingor self._charger_reports_session_energyfrom_apply_stop_energymakes it fail on bothmainand this branch.Reverting the reset fails the first three tests; reverting the stop rule fails the two stop cases.
Full suite (CI command): 545 passed on
main; with the new tests onmain, the 5 new test cases fail (357.04,357.0,357.04,-4076.294,-0.001) and the rest pass; 550 passed here. Coverage 97%.pre-commit run --all-filespasses. Hassfest/HACS not run locally.What this does not cover
8.62 → unavailable → 343.2, 09-129.95 → unavailable → 431.79) happen mid-session, right after anunavailable. That session still reads wrong with this change. The likely trigger is the below-meter_startdetection from Switch to session-energy mode instead of publishing negative session energy #2115, fed by themeter_startrestored after the restart. I couldn't pin the condition without a log.main; not touched here.meter_start. For example0.5 → 0.2kWh of session energy: neithermainnor this change handles it.@vtainc @peterquekel, could one of you capture a debug log (
custom_components.ocpp: debug) of a Home Assistant restart or charger reconnect in the middle of a charging session? That would show which sample lands below the restoredmeter_start. @kwilson9, since this touches the detection from #2115, your view on whether a restart mid-session can trip it would help.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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