Release History#

VersionDate
1.6.016 March 2023
1.5.018 January 2022
1.4.017 January 2022
1.3.013 January 2021
1.2.010 December 2020
1.1.021 June 2019
1.0.07 March 2019

v1.4.0#

Breaking Changes#
  • Updated to use new CIM based network hierarchy API.
New Features#
  • None.
Enhancements#
  • None.
Fixes#
  • None.
Notes#
  • None.

v1.4.0#

Breaking Changes#
  • Updated to use new CIM based network hierarchy API.
New Features#
  • None.
Enhancements#
  • None.
Fixes#
  • None.
Notes#
  • None.

v1.3.0#

Breaking Changes#
  • None.
New Features#
  • None.
Enhancements#
  • None.
Fixes#
  • None.
Notes#
  • None.

v1.2.0#

Breaking Changes#
  • Updated to use gRPC calls where available. See notes for details.
  • Updated to use the CIM based network model. Fault indicators will now be excluded from the report.
New Features#
  • Added support for patch load manipulation.
Enhancements#
  • None.
Fixes#
  • None.
Notes#
  • New gRPC options available via CLI:
    • The port number must be configured using ---grpc-port <GRPC_PORT>.
    • TLS can be enabled for gRPC connections using --grpc-use-secure.
    • The server TLS trust certificate can be provided if it is not available to the JVM using --grpc-trust <TRUST_PATH>.
    • Authentication can be enabled for TLS secured gRPC connections using --grpc-auth <CERT_PATH> <KEY_PATH>.
  • New gRPC options available via JSON:
    • The port number must be configured using "grpcPort": <GRPC_PORT>.
    • TLS can be enabled for gRPC connections using "grpcUseSecure": true.
    • The server TLS trust certificate can be provided if it is not available to the JVM using "grpcTrust": <TRUST_PATH>.
    • Authentication can be enabled for TLS secured gRPC connections using "grpcCert": <CERT_PATH> and "grpcKey": <KEY_PATH>.
ParameterDescription
GRPC_PORTSpecifies the port number to connect gRPC.
TRUST_PATHSpecifies the path to the trusted certificate for verifying the remote endpoint's certificate.
CERT_PATHSpecifies the path to the certificate to use for authentication. Must be signed by the server CA.
KEY_PATHSpecifies the path to the private key for the certificate.

v1.1.0#

Breaking Changes#
  • None.
New Features#
  • None.
Enhancements#
  • Updated the way requests are made to avoid issues with unknown conductor ID's in the load server and to reduce the number of requests being sent to the load server.
  • Added filtering of load responses to only include the values being used. This will reduce the amount to data being transferred when using a load server that supports filtering.
Fixes#
  • None.
Notes#
  • None.
Breaking Changes#
  • Updated to use new SDK to be compatible with server v2.14.0.
  • Reports produced by the tool are now opt-in. To maintain previous functionality you will need to either:
    • add -br or --produce-basic-report to your command-line, or
    • add "produceBasicReport": true to your json payload sent via SQS.
New Features#
  • Added a new report format for generating the conductor utilisation report.
  • Added options allowing you to process multiple feeders in a single run. See notes for details.
Enhancements#
  • The CLI option -f, --feeder is now repeatable.
  • Improved performance by no longer checking for unresolved references to usage points, as all usage points are retrieved with the feeder assets. This is a major boost for feeders with lots of equipment, with many unresolved references to other equipment containers.
Fixes#
  • Fixed JANSI startup exception.
Notes#
  • Client side verification of the server CA is not currently working (EWB-2981).
  • The following options have been added to the JSON configuration:
OptionDescription
feedersAn array of feeder names to process. If there is an entry in feeder it will be added to this list.
substationsAn array of substation names to extract feeder names from. These will be added to any specified feeders.
subGeographicalRegionsAn array of sub geographical region names to extract feeder names from. These will be added to any specified feeders.
geographicalRegionsAn array of geographical region names to extract feeder names from. These will be added to any specified feeders.
  • The following options have been added to the CLI arguments:
OptionDescription
-s, --substationA repeatable substation name to extract feeder names from. These will be added to any specified feeders.
-sgr, --subGeographicalRegionA repeatable sub geographical region name to extract feeder names from. These will be added to any specified feeders.
-gr, --geographicalRegionA repeatable geographical region name to extract feeder names from. These will be added to any specified feeders.