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Release HistoryVersion | Date |
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1.6.0 | 16 March 2023 |
1.5.0 | 18 January 2022 |
1.4.0 | 17 January 2022 |
1.3.0 | 13 January 2021 |
1.2.0 | 10 December 2020 |
1.1.0 | 21 June 2019 |
1.0.0 | 7 March 2019 |
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v1.4.0#
Breaking Changes- Updated to use new CIM based network hierarchy API.
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New Features- None.
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Enhancements- None.
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Fixes- None.
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Notes- None.
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v1.4.0#
Breaking Changes- Updated to use new CIM based network hierarchy API.
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New Features- None.
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Enhancements- None.
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Fixes- None.
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Notes- None.
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v1.3.0#
Breaking Changes- None.
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New Features- None.
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Enhancements- None.
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Fixes- None.
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Notes- None.
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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.
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New Features- Added support for patch load manipulation.
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Enhancements- None.
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Fixes- None.
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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>
.
- The port number must be configured using
- 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>
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- The port number must be configured using
Parameter | Description |
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GRPC_PORT | Specifies the port number to connect gRPC. |
TRUST_PATH | Specifies the path to the trusted certificate for verifying the remote endpoint's certificate. |
CERT_PATH | Specifies the path to the certificate to use for authentication. Must be signed by the server CA. |
KEY_PATH | Specifies the path to the private key for the certificate. |
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v1.1.0#
Breaking Changes- None.
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New Features- None.
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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.
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Fixes- None.
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Notes- None.
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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.
- add
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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.
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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.
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Fixes- Fixed JANSI startup exception.
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Notes- Client side verification of the server CA is not currently working (EWB-2981).
- The following options have been added to the JSON configuration:
Option | Description |
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feeders | An array of feeder names to process. If there is an entry in feeder it will be added to this list. |
substations | An array of substation names to extract feeder names from. These will be added to any specified feeders. |
subGeographicalRegions | An array of sub geographical region names to extract feeder names from. These will be added to any specified feeders. |
geographicalRegions | An 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:
Option | Description |
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-s , --substation | A repeatable substation name to extract feeder names from. These will be added to any specified feeders. |
-sgr , --subGeographicalRegion | A repeatable sub geographical region name to extract feeder names from. These will be added to any specified feeders. |
-gr , --geographicalRegion | A repeatable geographical region name to extract feeder names from. These will be added to any specified feeders. |