Grafana drive details map jumping back and forth about teslamate HOT 10 OPEN

Really not sure if there is a fix, but open to a discussion on what might be the problem. As mentioned, it does not happen to every drive. And in fact, even the example above, it does not happen for the whole drive. Just portions of the drive.

Interested in others thoughts.

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I found one of my drives that also shows the problem if I zoom in very close (the timestamps are within a second of each other rather than your more spaced-out timestamps).

That was with grafana 9.5.16.

I then updated to grafana 10.3.3 and the problem went away, so it is probably a bug in grafana.

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This usually is due to the StreamingAPI being enabled.
Disable this in settings and the jumping stops.

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This usually is due to the StreamingAPI being enabled. Disable this in settings and the jumping stops.

Why would some drives that use the StreamingAPI not have the issue?

The data is perfectly fine, see the links using the longitude and latitude links.

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It is interesting that moving the mouse moves the dot on the map even though the time in the drive stats stays the same. That suggests there are more positions with the same time to the nearest second.

Are there any other rows in the positions table for that range of dates? E.g. try this (edit car_id = 1 for the id if your car if different):

SELECT
  id,
  date,
  latitude,
  longitude,
  power,
  speed
FROM positions
WHERE 
  car_id = 1 AND 
  date >= '2024-03-02 21:17:23' and date < '2024-03-02 21:17:55'
ORDER BY 
  date ASC;

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It is interesting that moving the mouse moves the dot on the map even though the time in the drive stats stays the same. That suggests there are more positions with the same time to the nearest second.

Are there any other rows in the positions table for that range of dates? E.g. try this (edit car_id = 1 for the id if your car if different):

SELECT
  id,
  date,
  latitude,
  longitude,
  power,
  speed
FROM positions
WHERE 
  car_id = 1 AND 
  date >= '2024-03-02 21:17:23' and date < '2024-03-02 21:17:55'
ORDER BY 
  date ASC;

Only the three IDs I previously provided.

teslamate=# SELECT
  id,
  date,
  latitude,
  longitude,
  power,
  speed
FROM positions
WHERE 
  car_id = 1 AND 
  date >= '2024-03-02 21:17:23' and date < '2024-03-02 21:17:55'
ORDER BY 
  date ASC;
   id    |          date           | latitude  | longitude  | power | speed 
---------+-------------------------+-----------+------------+-------+-------
 3440585 | 2024-03-02 21:17:23.426 | 29.737305 | -95.458548 |    31 |    34
 3440586 | 2024-03-02 21:17:38.886 | 29.739198 | -95.458236 |   127 |    64
 3440587 | 2024-03-02 21:17:54.305 | 29.743225 | -95.457553 |    -1 |   124
(3 rows)

teslamate=# 

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Thanks for the review and confirmation @dyxyl.

@JakobLichterfeld, do we have a way to test new Grafana versions or is just all manual to confirm dashboards work? @dyxyl, are you seeing any issues in 10.3.3 of Grafana with TeslaMate dashboards?

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do we have a way to test new Grafana versions or is just all manual to confirm dashboards work?

No automated tests for grafana dashboards atm

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I've not found any problems with 10.3.3 yet. The only difference I've noticed is the map using cross hairs for tracking the position instead of a blob.

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