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Add Energy History to Tesla Fleet #34943

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Add Energy History to Tesla Fleet

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  • Spelling, grammar or other readability improvements (current branch).
  • Adjusted missing or incorrect information in the current documentation (current branch).
  • Added documentation for a new integration I'm adding to Home Assistant (next branch).
  • Added documentation for a new feature I'm adding to Home Assistant (next branch).
  • Removed stale or deprecated documentation.

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  • This PR uses the correct branch, based on one of the following:
    • I made a change to the existing documentation and used the current branch.
    • I made a change that is related to an upcoming version of Home Assistant and used the next branch.
  • The documentation follows the Home Assistant documentation standards.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features
    • Introduced new sensor entities for enhanced monitoring, including various consumer and grid-related sensors.
    • Improved export capabilities for selected sensors, allowing for better data management and analysis.

These updates enhance the Tesla Fleet integration by providing users with a broader range of monitored entities and improved data export options.

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The changes in this pull request introduce multiple new sensor entities to the Tesla Fleet integration and update the export capabilities of existing sensors. New sensors include various consumer and grid metrics related to battery, generator, solar, and home usage. Some sensors have been marked as exportable, while others remain non-exportable, enhancing the overall monitoring capabilities of the integration.

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File Change Summary
source/_integrations/tesla_fleet.markdown Added 14 new sensors and updated export capabilities for existing sensors.

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    participant User
    participant TeslaFleetIntegration
    participant SensorData

    User->>TeslaFleetIntegration: Request sensor data
    TeslaFleetIntegration->>SensorData: Retrieve new sensors
    SensorData-->>TeslaFleetIntegration: Return sensor data
    TeslaFleetIntegration-->>User: Provide updated sensor data
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188-188: LGTM: New sensor added correctly.

The new sensor "Consumer imported from battery" has been added correctly to the Energy sites section. It follows the established naming convention and is properly marked as not enabled by default.

189-189: LGTM: New sensor added correctly.

The new sensor "Consumer imported from generator" has been added correctly to the Energy sites section. It follows the established naming convention and is properly marked as not enabled by default.

190-190: LGTM: New sensor added correctly.

The new sensor "Consumer imported from grid" has been added correctly to the Energy sites section. It follows the established naming convention and is properly marked as not enabled by default.

191-191: LGTM: New sensor added correctly.

The new sensor "Consumer imported from solar" has been added correctly to the Energy sites section. It follows the established naming convention and is properly marked as not enabled by default.

193-193: LGTM: Sensor status updated correctly.

The "Generator exported" sensor has been correctly updated to be enabled by default. This change is consistent with the AI-generated summary and improves the out-of-the-box experience for users.

195-195: LGTM: Sensor status updated correctly.

The "Grid exported" sensor has been correctly updated to be enabled by default. This change is consistent with the AI-generated summary and improves the out-of-the-box experience for users.

196-196: LGTM: New sensor added correctly.

The new sensor "Grid exported from battery" has been added correctly to the Energy sites section. It follows the established naming convention and is properly marked as not enabled by default.

197-197: LGTM: New sensor added correctly.

The new sensor "Grid exported from generator" has been added correctly to the Energy sites section. It follows the established naming convention and is properly marked as not enabled by default.

198-198: LGTM: New sensor added correctly.

The new sensor "Grid exported from solar" has been added correctly to the Energy sites section. It follows the established naming convention and is properly marked as not enabled by default.

199-199: LGTM: New sensor added correctly.

The new sensor "Grid imported" has been added correctly to the Energy sites section. It follows the established naming convention and is properly marked as not enabled by default.

201-201: LGTM: New sensor added correctly.

The new sensor "Grid services exported" has been added correctly to the Energy sites section. It follows the established naming convention and is properly marked as not enabled by default.

202-202: LGTM: New sensor added correctly.

The new sensor "Grid services imported" has been added correctly to the Energy sites section. It follows the established naming convention and is properly marked as not enabled by default.

204-204: LGTM: Sensor status updated correctly.

The "Home usage" sensor has been correctly updated to be enabled by default. This change is consistent with the AI-generated summary and improves the out-of-the-box experience for users.

208-208: LGTM: New sensor added correctly.

The new sensor "Solar exported" has been added correctly to the Energy sites section. It follows the established naming convention and is properly marked as not enabled by default.

209-209: LGTM: Sensor status updated correctly.

The "Solar generated" sensor has been correctly updated to be enabled by default. This change is consistent with the AI-generated summary and improves the out-of-the-box experience for users.

188-213: Summary: Comprehensive update to Energy sites sensors

This update significantly enhances the Tesla Fleet integration by introducing several new sensors and modifying the status of existing ones in the Energy sites section. The changes include:

  1. Addition of new sensors for detailed energy flow monitoring (e.g., "Consumer imported from battery", "Grid exported from solar").
  2. Enabling several previously disabled sensors by default (e.g., "Generator exported", "Home usage").
  3. Maintaining consistency in naming conventions and default status across new and existing sensors.

These modifications align with the PR objectives of introducing energy history data for Tesla vehicles and improve the out-of-the-box experience for users of the Home Assistant platform.

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Thank you, @Bre77 👍

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