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Expose charger metadata as diagnostic sensors - #2192
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Connection and charger metadata was only visible in debug/warning logs: the negotiated OCPP subprotocol and transport, the charger's complete configuration listing (and which keys the integration asked for that the charger reported unknown), and the optional BootNotification fields such as meterType, meterSerialNumber, chargeBoxSerialNumber, iccid and imsi. Diagnosing charger interoperability issues (for example a Sigenergy EVDC on OCPP 1.6J) needs exactly these, and recording them as entities keeps the protocol version, meter identity and configuration visible without enabling debug logging. Three charger-level diagnostic sensors are added: - Version.OCPP: the negotiated version (1.6 / 2.0.1 / 2.1), with attributes subprotocol, offered_subprotocols (captured in CentralSystem.select_subprotocol and stashed on the connection, without changing selection) and transport (ws, or wss when the central system runs with SSL). Recorded on connect and on every reconnect. - Configuration.Keys (OCPP 1.6): post_connect issues one GetConfiguration without a key list after all existing setup. State is the number of keys returned; each key becomes an attribute, plus readonly_keys, unknown_keys (accumulated from every keyed GetConfiguration the integration issues: features, connector count, measurands, configure, the get_configuration service), redacted_keys, keys_truncated, truncated_values and, when known, measurands_configurable (whether the charger accepted the measurand ChangeConfiguration). The request is bounded by CONFIG_SNAPSHOT_TIMEOUT (3 s, like the trigger requests beside it), so a charger that disconnects right after setup cannot hold post_connect open for the library call timeout. A failing, timed out or empty reply is debug-logged and never breaks post_connect; cancellation still propagates. - Boot.Notification: timestamp of the last BootNotification with every field received as string attributes (1.6 kwargs as delivered; 2.x chargingStation fields flattened, e.g. modem_iccid, plus reason). Redaction and bounds: values of keys whose name matches (?i)(authorizationkey|password|secret|token|passphrase|certificate|privatekey) are replaced with "redacted". At most 200 keys are listed and values are truncated to 255 characters; both are reported in attributes, and the state still counts every key returned. Related to lbbrhzn#1755. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01H9e4t3ysqC6Q7xxGZ5hUcU
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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. Your plan provides up to 2 included reviews per hour; 1 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds charger diagnostics for OCPP connection details, OCPP 1.6 configuration, and Boot Notification fields. It records these values during connection, configuration retrieval, and boot notifications, then exposes them through charger sensors. ChangesCharger Diagnostic Metadata
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CentralSystem
participant ChargePoint
participant OCPP16ChargePoint
participant Charger
participant ChargerSensors
CentralSystem->>ChargePoint: Store offered subprotocols on the connection
ChargePoint->>ChargePoint: Record negotiated subprotocol and transport
ChargePoint->>OCPP16ChargePoint: Fetch configuration snapshot
OCPP16ChargePoint->>Charger: Request GetConfiguration without keys
Charger-->>OCPP16ChargePoint: Return configuration entries
OCPP16ChargePoint->>ChargePoint: Record snapshot and unknown keys
ChargePoint->>ChargerSensors: Expose diagnostic metrics
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460-472: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueThe boot-notification attributes skip the redaction that the configuration snapshot applies.
_flatten_attrs(fields)copies every BootNotification field into the entity attributes without changes. On OCPP 1.6, these fields includeiccidandimsi, which are subscriber identifiers. On 2.x, they includemodem_iccidandmodem_imsi. The Home Assistant recorder persists entity attributes, so these identifiers are kept in history. The PR redacts credentials inConfiguration.Keys, but it does not apply a similar policy to these identifiers. They are not credentials, so this is a privacy-posture decision, not a confirmed leak. Consider one of these options:
- Mask the identifiers, for example by keeping only the last 4 digits.
- Exclude the attributes from the recorder with
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- Around line 460-472: Update _record_boot_notification to redact subscriber
identifiers before storing the flattened attributes: mask iccid, imsi,
modem_iccid, and modem_imsi while preserving other BootNotification fields.
Ensure the stored entity attributes retain only the last four digits of each
identifier.
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The Boot Notification sensor lists every BootNotification field as an attribute, including the subscriber identifiers iccid and imsi (and the OCPP 2.x modem_iccid and modem_imsi). Home Assistant writes entity attributes to the recorder, so these were kept in history indefinitely. List them in _unrecorded_attributes on ChargePointMetric. They remain visible on the sensor for diagnosis but are no longer stored. Only the Boot Notification sensor carries these attribute names, so no other sensor is affected. Also add tests for the lines Codecov reported as uncovered: skipped None fields in 2.x boot payloads, a failure while recording a boot, unknown configuration keys given as a single string or already known, and a manual measurand ChangeConfiguration that raises. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01H9e4t3ysqC6Q7xxGZ5hUcU
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Addressed in b400a72: iccid, imsi, modem_iccid and modem_imsi are now listed in _unrecorded_attributes, so they stay visible on the sensor but are no longer written to recorder history. The end to end test asserts this. |
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Summary
Some charger metadata currently only shows up in debug or warning logs:
meterType,meterSerialNumber,chargeBoxSerialNumber,iccid,imsi, and the 2.xreasonand modem fieldsDiagnosing interoperability problems (for example a Sigenergy EVDC on OCPP 1.6J) needs exactly this information. Right now the only way to get it is to turn on debug logging and reconnect the charger.
This PR adds three charger-level diagnostic sensors. They go through the existing
ChargePointMetricpath, so they usesensor_unique_id. Each one is refreshed with_async_refresh_metric_entitiesfor only the metric that changed.1.6,2.0.1or2.1subprotocol,offered_subprotocols,transport(ws/wss). Updated on every connect and reconnect. The offer is recorded inselect_subprotocoland does not change which subprotocol is selected.GetConfiguration, sent at the end ofpost_connectreadonly_keys,unknown_keys(collected from every keyedGetConfigurationthe integration sends),redacted_keys,keys_truncated,truncated_valuesandmeasurands_configurablechargingStationfields are flattened (e.g.modem_iccid) andreasonis added.Safety and bounds
(?i)(authorizationkey|password|secret|token|passphrase|certificate|privatekey)are replaced withredacted.post_connect, afterpost_connect_successis set.post_connectwaiting for the library's 30-second call timeout.Docs
docs/user-guide.mdgains a "Charger metadata (diagnostics)" section that describes the three sensors.Related issues
Testing
tests/test_charger_metadata.pycovers:ruff checkandruff format --checkare clean.pytest -n auto --timeout=30).🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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