This has been going on for a few days, since 16 Dec at least.
Shouldn't the backend just reject empty results and average the values in between? Or is it because the parser returns 0 rather than None?
Also of note: the parser returns half-values sometimes, see values highlighted in green. That's likely incorrect.


Indeed this seems to be a bug in the backend. Will investigate.
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I think that I found the error.
Now the last data of the response that is used in the parser only contain the consumption data.
I started to update the scraper to allow get all data for the day and try to fix it.
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I think that I found the error.
Now the last data of the response that is used in the parser only contain the consumption data.
I started to update the scraper to allow get all data for the day and try to fix it.