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added instructions to disable phone bluetooth + added debug flag to h… #36389

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@regg00 regg00 commented Dec 16, 2024

…elp users when they setup the key

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I just wanted to clarify a part of the setup for the Tesla Fleet integration. I added a -debug flag to the tesla-control command to help out users. I also added a quick message statin that they need to disable their phone Bluetooth while running the command.

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  • Documentation
    • Added a new error handling section for Bluetooth connection issues in the command signing section.
    • Updated the command for adding a key request to include a -debug flag for enhanced troubleshooting.
    • Improved clarity and usability of the Tesla Fleet integration documentation.

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The pull request introduces documentation updates for the Tesla Fleet integration in Home Assistant. The changes focus on improving error handling guidance, specifically addressing Bluetooth connection issues when adding a key request. A new error handling section is added to provide users with troubleshooting steps, and the command for adding a key request is updated to include a -debug flag to assist in resolving connection problems.

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source/_integrations/tesla_fleet.markdown Added new error handling section for Bluetooth connection issues and updated command to include -debug flag

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72-72: LGTM! Verify debug flag documentation.

The addition of the -debug flag is correct and follows CLI conventions.

Let's verify this flag is documented in the tesla-control CLI tool:

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The -debug flag is correctly documented and implemented

The flag is properly documented in the Tesla vehicle-command repository:

  • In pkg/protocol/protocol.md: Used with tesla-control -vin YOUR_VIN -ble -debug list-keys
  • In examples/ble/doc.go: "You can add the -debug flag to inspect the bytes sent over BLE"

The usage in the Home Assistant documentation matches the official implementation.

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77-84: Add blank line before list in note section.

The note section content is well-structured, but according to markdown best practices, lists should be surrounded by blank lines.

 {% note title="Bluetooth Connection Issues" %}
 If you receive a "BLE connection attempt failed" error, follow these steps:
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 1. Disable Bluetooth on your phone
 2. Execute the `tesla-control` command
 3. Re-enable Bluetooth after the command completes

 This is necessary because the tool cannot establish a connection while another Bluetooth device is connected to the car.
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72-72: LGTM: Debug flag addition is helpful.

The addition of the -debug flag to the tesla-control command aligns well with the PR objective of improving troubleshooting capabilities during setup.

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