0.17.1

What’s Changed

• Ensure support for Python 3.13 (#669) @rikroe
• Improve Documentation for captcha (#680) @rikroe

0.17.0

Breaking change

BMW API for North America and Rest of World now requires a captcha to be solved. The token needs to be used during first init of MyBMWAccount(..., hcaptcha_token=TOKEN) or with the --captcha-token CLI parameter. See the documentation for more information.
This does only apply when using the library outside Home Assistant.

What’s Changed

• Add captcha for rest_of_world (#675) @rikroe
• Update captcha.rst (#668) @rikroe

0.16.4

Breaking change

BMW API for North America now requires a captcha to be solved. The token needs to be used during first init of MyBMWAccount(..., hcaptcha_token=TOKEN) or with the --captcha-token CLI parameter. See the documentation for more information.
This does only apply when using the library outside Home Assistant.

What’s Changed

• Handle captcha in North America (#665) @rikroe
• Add additional VehicleViewDirection (#666) @rikroe

0.16.4 Beta 2

Breaking change

BMW API for North America now requires a captcha to be solved. The token can be used during init of MyBMWAccount(..., hcaptcha_token=TOKEN).

Does not yet work for CLI!

What’s Changed

• Handle captcha in North America (#665) @rikroe

0.16.3

What’s Changed

• Allow passing external SSL context (#655) @rikroe
• Update project metadata to use SPDX license identifier (#653) @cdce8p

0.16.2

What’s Changed

• CLI: Set observer position only for vehicle finder (#645) @rikroe
• Always raise MyBMWAuthError during login (#650) @rikroe
• Add VENTILATION climateControlState (#648) @DatDraggy
• Update GPS position verification (#646) @rikroe
• Ignore check for vehicle finder remote service (#643) @rikroe

0.16.1

See breaking change from 0.16.0.

What’s Changed

• Fixes for HA mypy, add more lint rules (#639) @rikroe

0.16.0

Breaking change

Every CLI command now stores the API credentials in a file for reuse in later calls. By default, data is stored to ~/.bimmer_connected.json (Mac and Linux) or C:\Users\username\.bimmer_connected.json (Windows). The file location can be changed using the --oauth-store parameter.
If you don't want the data stored, use the --disable-oauth-store parameter.

What’s Changed

• Updates for MyBMW 4.7.2 (#638) @rikroe
• Add ChargingMode.NO_ACTION (#634) @rikroe
• Improve tests and add version in CLI help output (#630) @rikroe
• CLI: Store OAuth credentials in local file (#626) @rikroe
• Initial support for Toyota Supra (#565) @vanshg
• Update docs (#625) @rikroe
• Add basic CLI tests (#624) @rikroe
• Update of charging sessions and statistics URLs to v2 (#622) @Gr3yh0und

0.16.0 Beta 2

Breaking change

Every CLI command now stores the API credentials in a file for reuse in later calls. By default, data is stored to ~/.bimmer_connected.json (Mac and Linux) or C:\Users\username\.bimmer_connected.json (Windows). The file location can be changed using the --oauth-store parameter.
If you don't want the data stored, use the --disable-oauth-store parameter.

What’s Changed

• Add ChargingMode.NO_ACTION (#634) @rikroe
• Improve tests and add version in CLI help output (#630) @rikroe
• CLI: Store OAuth credentials in local file (#626) @rikroe
• Initial support for Toyota Supra (#565) @vanshg
• Update docs (#625) @rikroe
• Add basic CLI tests (#624) @rikroe
• Update of charging sessions and statistics URLs to v2 (#622) @Gr3yh0und

0.16.0 Beta 1

Breaking change

Every CLI command now stores the API credentials in a file for reuse in later calls. By default, data is stored to ~/.bimmer_connected.json (Mac and Linux) or C:\Users\username\.bimmer_connected.json (Windows). The file location can be changed using the --oauth-store parameter.
If you don't want the data stored, use the --disable-oauth-store parameter.

What’s Changed

• CLI: Store OAuth credentials in local file (#626) @rikroe
• Initial support for Toyota Supra (#565) @vanshg
• Update docs (#625) @rikroe
• Add basic CLI tests (#624) @rikroe
• Update of charging sessions and statistics URLs to v2 (#622) @Gr3yh0und