BMCLI Release Notes

ASCII, and TCP transports without extending BMAPI or requiring BUSMUST

analyzer hardware.

File Record FC20/FC21, and FIFO FC24 with strict protocol limits, exception

reporting, CRC/LRC/MBAP validation, and no automatic write retry.

import, Device Definition bench import, typed resource/command access,

RTU/TCP/ASCII device bindings, scaling, bidirectional mappings, byte/word

order, access/range validation, and readback.

gaps, missed deadlines, on-change retention, persistent endpoint connections

with reconnect, REST/SSE endpoints, OpenAPI, and a Modbus engineering panel

in the bundled Dashboard.

endpoint shared by CLI, poll, and Web; added RTU t3.5 timing, wider Linux

baud-rate support, exact 64-bit values, write-only EdgeX semantics,

partial-command diagnostics, bounded dynamic history, resumable loss-aware

SSE, concurrent-stop safety, and typed HTTP error status classes.

tests, EdgeX fixtures, Web/daemon integration tests, and full BMCLI hardware

and real-ECU regression coverage.

I/O in BMCLI and general Web authentication, durable storage, uploads,

reporting, and reverse proxying in surrounding application services.

images through `device update <selector> --file=<path> --force`, including

fixed-block/application-range validation and same-UID/version re-enumeration.

compatibility, loss-aware polling/SSE behavior, HTTP error mapping, and a

poll start/stop publication race found during the 1.2 release review.

`[0x80020000, 0x80100000)` and synchronized the latest BMAPI, LIN schedule,

replay, updater, and Bamboo build-compatibility baseline from BUSMASTER.

calibration, integration testing, and internal-state observation without a

hardware debugger.

read/write/checksum, A2L-backed measurement and characteristic access, and

bounded dynamic DAQ acquisition.

paths onto RxBroker cursors so UDS, XCP, raw receive, logging, and Web can run

concurrently without competing for the BMAPI receive queue.

workflows, including MODULE scoping, byte order, COMPU_METHOD,

RECORD_LAYOUT, BIT_MASK, access semantics, and duplicate-symbol handling.

automation clients while keeping XCP lifecycle and safety rules in the shared

BMCLI service layer.

array; JSONL/CSV are rejected before execution instead of producing

misleading output.

dry-run and optional readback verification, bounded/escaped JSON, and

capability-aware address/DAQ granularity handling.

sessions, DAQ state, receive cursors and BMAPI handles on reconfiguration,

channel close, daemon stop and restart.

its own mutex, and made software ISO-TP timeouts restart for each N_Bs/N_Cr

protocol phase instead of expiring one whole valid multi-frame transfer.

shared generic unload lifecycle.

tightened Skill guidance for missing UDS/XCP bench IDs and complete XCP

cleanup.

commands so `--format=json` always returns one bounded JSON document.

machine-readable discovery so automation no longer relies on stale syntax.

reader/writer contract used by recording, replay, conversion, and Web flows.

including the daemon, REST API, engineering console, and Gateway paths.

TX tasks, including mixed master-read and master-write schedules.

channel control while retaining compatible shared send and passive receive.

channel mapping, and multi-consumer receive continuity.

application-development guidance without triggering on generic dashboard,

DBC/LDF, test-methodology, or source-review work.

round trips, CAN/LIN online capture and replay, Web, Gateway, and shuffled HIL.

GWR-compatible UDP control/data server over the daemon's physical handles.

logging, replay, remote-BMAPI gateway lifecycle, and bounded firmware checks.

mutual-exclusion metadata for runtime discovery and AI clients.

to RxBroker and Web metrics.

single-setter-group channel PATCH semantics.

while BMCLI remains bound to loopback HTTP.

diagnostics are redirected to the private daemon log.

as release manifests and added Windows/Linux load, HTTPS, and Skill gates.

gates execute the Bamboo package whose metadata matches the release manifest.

commands return their stable contract even while hardware is being released.

stderr separately, avoiding false PowerShell NativeCommandError failures.

so non-fatal WSL and tool diagnostics on stderr do not abort verification.

encryption" in the AI gateway safety-boundary release rubric.

`--channel 10356/1` cannot be appended to the diagnostic payload.

networks, nodes, databases, and machine-local channel bindings.

engineering console, typed message send, cursor history, SSE/WebSocket raw

streams, and DBC signal plans.

hardware TX tasks, and message routes without exposing a shell executor.

Web streams, and DBC signal decoding use independent cursors without competing

for the BMAPI receive queue.

package lifecycle, and Claude Code/Codex Skill behavior checks. Uninstall now

terminates an active package-owned daemon before removing its executable and

runtime state.

HIL completed a 30-minute SSE/WebSocket run with exact active-cursor continuity.

control, and runtime schedule/response management.

handling for devices selected by serial number, UID, or channel name.

public command/alias contract cleanup.

clients, including mixed-bus logical-to-physical channel translation.

sequential plus shuffled hardware regression coverage.

logging, replay, ISO-TP, UDS diagnostics/flashing, checksum, and AutoSet.

packages, update support, and Claude Code/Codex skill integration.