OCPP 1.6: never restore a transaction onto connector 0 - #2170
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Connector 0 is the charge point itself and never runs a transaction, but on_meter_values restored a missing (0, transaction_id) metric through get_ha_metric, whose only candidate for connector 0 is the flattened sensor.<cpid>_transaction_id. On a single-connector charger that sensor shows connector 1's session, so the first connector-0 MeterValues after a restart mid-session recorded the running id on connectors 0 and 1. _resolve_stop_connector then saw a duplicate and the StopTransaction held both connectors (lbbrhzn#2128). Chargers that report Finishing before their StopTransaction (Wallbox Pulsar) send no further status until unplug, so the hold never settled and Charge Control stayed unavailable. Settle connector 0's transaction metric to 0 before the HA restore, the value it already has in normal operation. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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ChangesOCPP 1.6 connector 0 transaction identity
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Bug fix Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The transaction-identity change appears mergeable after normal checks: connector 0 remains outside active sessions, and connector 1 can recover its session after a restart. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The fix addresses the reported restart failure, but it may cause a supported single-connector stop request to report success without stopping an active charge. The effect is limited to an affected charger; no broader security exposure was established. Retained concerns
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- Line 1569: Update on_meter_values so connector 0’s transaction ID remains zero
throughout the handler, including the self-heal path that updates _metrics and
_active_tx; do not adopt a nonzero incoming transaction_id for connector 0. Add
a regression test where connector 0 MeterValues includes a nonzero
transaction_id.
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The previous commit kept connector 0 from restoring a transaction from the flattened HA sensor, but on_meter_values still read the incoming transactionId for connector 0. OCPP 1.6 allows one on any MeterValues, and a charger that tags its station meter with the running session's id sent the handler into the self-heal branch, which copied that id onto connector 0's metric and _active_tx[0]. Connector 1's session then had two owners and _resolve_stop_connector could not attribute its StopTransaction. Treat the incoming id as 0 for connector 0 throughout the handler; it is still noted so a later allocation stays clear of it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Since lbbrhzn#2170, a MeterValues for connector 0 no longer restores connector 1's transaction id onto it, so tx1's StopTransaction is applied instead of held as ambiguous. The test only checks the mode, so only the docstring changes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Fixes issue #2169
Problem
On a single-connector OCPP 1.6 charger, restarting Home Assistant (or reloading the entry) while a car is charging leaves Charge Control permanently unavailable after the next stop:
on my setup (3 wallbox pulsar plus socket) I got this:
And the id was not unknown. It was, falsely, recorded on two connectors:
(0, transaction_id)unset and restores it throughget_ha_metric. For connector 0 its only candidate is the flattenedsensor.<cpid>_transaction_id, which on a single-connector charger shows connector 1's session, so_active_txbecomes{1: id, 0: id}. On my chargers, they send connector-0 Meter Values regularly, my wallbox Pulsar answers every connector-lessTriggerMessage MeterValueson connector 0_resolve_stop_connectorsees the id on two connectors and returnsNone, so the stop holds[0, 1].Finishingbefore its StopTransaction, and nothing more until the car is unplugged. The one status that would have settled connector 1 has already gone by, so the hold never clears and the transaction-bound Charge Control switch stays unavailable. Connector 0 can never be settled by a status at all.The same happens without a mid-session restart when the flattened sensor is unknown at start-up: the
(0, transaction_id)metric then stays unset, and the first session afterwards is copied onto connector 0.Before #2128 the duplicate was ok, because the stop went to the first match (connector 1) and the switch was not dependent on a transaction id. #2128's "never guess" rule.... turned it into a stuck charger.
Recovery today: unplug the car, send a connector-less
TriggerMessage StatusNotification(the Pulsar then reports both connectors and connector 1 settles, it is a workaround I put in place in my system while waiting for this fix), or reload the entry while not charging.Change
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on_meter_values, I set connector 0's transaction metric to0before the HA restore runs, so connector 0 never inherits a transaction. That is the value it already has in normal operation: when the flattened sensor reads0at start-up, the existing restore produces exactly this state. Nothing else changes:get_ha_metrickeeps its fallback, which other measurands still rely on.The OCPP 1.6: allocate unique transaction ids and stop guessing on unknown StopTransaction #2128 hold and settle rules are untouched.
The legacy
active_transaction_idsync behaves as it already does whenever connector-0 samples arrive.A charger that puts a
transactionIdon connector-0 MeterValues (dunno if it exists? seems non-standard, but no proof of that) => done a fix for this case (code rabbit review shown it)What I have not done:
FinishingbeforeStopTransactioncould strand such a hold. Triggering a StatusNotification per held connector would settle it, but that is a separate behavior change.Tests
Three tests in
tests/test_v16_transaction_identity.py, all failing before the change:test_station_meter_values_do_not_restore_a_transaction: connector-0 MeterValues after a restart leave_active_tx[0] == 0.test_stop_after_a_restart_mid_session_is_attributed: the Pulsar's order (Charging → MeterValues conn 1 → Finishing → MeterValues conn 0 → StopTransaction) ends connector 1's session with nothing held.test_station_meter_values_do_not_pick_up_a_later_session: with no HA state at start-up, a later session does not end up on connector 0.Before the change it reproduces the stuck hold exactly; with the change the stop is attributed to connector 1.
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