6 or more months ago my car used to sleep regularly whether plugged in or not. Now it will only sleep if not plugged into my home Tesla wall charger. Somehow being plugged in is preventing the car from sleeping. I have observed this over many months so am sure that being plugged into the "first generation! ( circa 2016)" Tesla wall charger is the culprit. Any ideas?

Looking to buy a new Tesla and deciding between models. Realised that this site would have the data to do lifetime efficiency and longest drives based on models. Would be really handy to help decide between different range cars. 

Apologies to folks if this subject is listed elsewhere, but I didn't see it.

I regularly go into the online log files to look at charging information, especially after a long trip where I want to copy some of that information for other purposes.  For long time users, the list gets longer for often visited charging locations or places like home.  Every time, it is a long scroll to get to the bottom to open up the details for the most recent charge.  It would be nice to have the list of charges begin with the most recent at the top instead of the oldest ones at the top.   Thus, sorting by most recent date.

In "Fleet -> Software Tracker" in the Table with the Software Versions/Count/Percent - a checkmark denoting *THIS* version was installed.
This makes it easier to see how many versions were skipped between personal updates without needing 2 windows open to different pages.
(Could live somewhere else too)

Thanks for all the hard work and quick response!

Like title says, just wondering what could have caused this? 

We get notifications about new software detected - great!
We can see how many days it's been since our last update - great!
It would be great to also see "Version 2020.xx.xx was detected 4 days before you received it"

I'm trying to see some trends - it's been a while since my last update (52 days - MS75D-AP2/MCU1).
This has happened before - but cross-referencing the data is a little tedious!

Thanks!

For example, its a little after 8am and my sleep and idle times add up to over 9.5 hours?

Does the current session the car is in roll over at midnight even though the raw data stops? 

I think it would much much quicker to pick up on the firmware versions if they were left-justified within the columns.

It would make the YYYY (year) and most of the WW (week) numbers line up for quicker understanding/recognition.  Example of when they line up for dates below.  Compare to what ev-fw does below where they left justify them. 

Hope this makes sense! TIA

ie. left justifying that https://ev-fw.com/track-reports.php does

Please base the colours of the map on relative numbers of installed versions in a region, not absolute numbers.

Is it possible to log and report Sentry events? Today I received a notification on the mobile app that my car first had a Sentry Event and then that it had apparently sounded the alarm. I found the time of the notification, but it would be great if that info appears in the TeslaFi logs. BTW, I couldn't find any damage to my parked car, and after viewing the Sentry video files around that time, I couldn't see anything either.