MIssing reconfiguration possibility

[gtzdennis]

Feedback

From what I can see, the integration is currently missing the option to reconfigure it. I firstly set it up with a wrongly configured Tesla API Application and now have no chance to change it to the second (and correct) one I setup, but it's simply always running into an error.

URL

https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/tesla_fleet/

Version

2025.1.0

Additional information

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Hey there @Bre77, mind taking a look at this feedback as it has been labeled with an integration (tesla_fleet) you are listed as a code owner for? Thanks!

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[Bre77]

If you delete the bad application credential and reload the integration it should prompt you to set it up with a replacement.

The way Home Assistant is designed is if you have no application credential, it will prompt you to create one. If you have one it automatically selects it. If you have two or more you're prompted to choose.

[IMNotMax]

And delete application credentials, just go to Settings > Devices & Services and click on the 3 dots on the upper right side

You'll find credentials for all the integrations (delete or edit)

[gtzdennis]

And delete application credentials, just go to Settings > Devices & Services and click on the 3 dots on the upper right side

You'll find credentials for all the integrations (delete or edit)

That work like a charm! Thanks a lot, didn't know about the OAuth Data being stored here.

[rjdalga]

Okay, deleted application credentials. Then tried to Reconfigure the integration but error occurs: We don't recognize this client_id. Please use the client_id found in your app details.

[rjdalga]

Authentication Expired: Clicking on 'Open Website' as part of the repair in HA leads to the above error.

[Bre77]

We don't recognize this client_id. Please use the client_id found in your app details.

Are you sure you're entering the client ID correctly? I'd delete it and try again.

[IMNotMax]

There is a nice how to here https://www.wswapps.com/books/home-assistant/page/tesla-fleet-setup
This one helps me to reconfigure the Tesla fleet integration.

[rjdalga]

Thank you. FYI: Step 3 doesn't work 'For the Allowed Origin(s) setting you need a public domain where you can host a file. Hopefully soon we can simplify this step. Update: You can use https://fleetkey.cc/ if you don't have your own domain.'

[rjdalga]

Https://fleetkey.cc/ is broken

[IMNotMax]

Just found out (don't know how it impacts current partners auth btw)
Look like you can create VM on the free tier of google cloud to create your own web server for your own domain.tld
Did not dig this info.

I made my little POC with a small raspberry pi 3, my domain (on cloud flare DNS), a nginx dockerized, cloudflared dockerized to have an operational web server for this purpose.
Pretty easy (and I'm just a hobbyist, not a full stack dev :) )

[sirKitKat]

for the public key: I'm running Home Assistant as a docker on unRaid and use Ngnix Proxy Manager & DuckDns.
In NPM, for the entry home-assistant, I added a location of the public key (in the advanced tab) and it worked :-)