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2.6.2

  • Copyright in update_default_resoruces.c created with Izuma Networks and current year.
  • Updated cryptography to version 43.0.1.
  • Updated requests to version 2.32.2.
  • Drop manylinux_1 and manylinux_2010, add musllinux_1_2 as manylinux platforms.
  • Add updating of pip in wheels building with manylinux.

2.6.1

  • Drop support for Python 3.7.
    • Python 3.7 is end of life.
    • It fails the PR-checks in Mac runner as an arm64-package of Python 3.7 is not available.
  • Upgrade cryptography dependency from 41.0.4 to latest 42.0.7.
    • There were multiple CVEs in the earlier one.
    • However, they do not impact manifest-tool as we do not use pkcs12 functionality.

2.6.0

  • Add support for an external signing tool
    • The feature enables to use of an external signing tool for signing the manifest.
    • Add a new CLI option --signing-tool to the manifest-dev-tool init command.
    • The --key CLI option of the manifest-dev-tool init command can receive an identifier private key or a private key file name that will be used to sign the manifest with the external signing tool provided.
    • Add a new configuration option signing-tool that is used by the manifest-tool create command.
    • The --key CLI option of the manifest-tool create or manifest-tool create-v1 command can receive an identifier private key or a private key file name that will be used to sign the manifest with the external signing tool provided.
  • Update requests to 2.31.0.
  • Update cryptography to 41.0.4.
  • Add support for Python 3.11 (super inits, imports with try, tox additions etc.).
  • Update dev-requirements:
    • Update pytest to the latest 7.4.2.
    • Update pylint to 2.17.7 (3.0.2 does not support older versions of Python).
  • Remove the --force CLI option that was deprecated already.

2.5.1

  • Fix the minimal required Python version to 3.7.

2.5.0

  • Izuma branding, contact email/author updated, Cloud documentation links updated.
  • Timeouts for requests.put/post/delete operations.
  • Pinned down critical Python module versions in dev-requirements.txt.
  • Module name fixes for some tests.
  • Removed obsolete options from .pylintrc.
  • Support for / testing on Python 3.6 dropped.
  • Support for / testing on Python 3.10 added.

2.4.1

  • Aarch64 support.

2.4.0

  • Add manifest-package-tool:
    • New tool to generate combined package files for combined updates.
  • Update the README.md file.

2.3.0

  • Add encrypted payload support to manifest-tool:
    • Add encrypted-raw payload format and encrypted payload information to manifest configuration file.
  • Add encrypted payload support to manifest-dev-tool:
    • Add --encrypted-digest and --encrypted-size options to create command.
    • Add --encrypt-payload option to update.
  • Build wheels for manylinux_2_24_x86_64.
  • Improve the tool help and the README.md file.

2.2.0

  • Changes to manifest-dev-tool:
    • Improve timeout and connection error handling.
    • Add skipped and failed reasons to campaign summary.
    • Add --key and --update-certificate options to init command to initialize the development environment with existing credentials.
  • Add --fw-migrate-ver option to v1 commands. This lets you set a semantic version for the firmware when upgrading from Device Management Client 4.7.1 and lower to Device Management Client 4.8.0 and higher, which supports manifest schema v3.
  • Improve manifest configuration file validation.
  • Use access_key in configuration files but continue to accept api_key for backward compatibility.
  • Set minimum SemVer value to 0.0.1.
  • Improve the tool help and the README.md file.
  • Update license and copyrights information.

2.1.1

  • Remove support for Python 3.5.
  • In v1 schema, allow creating manifests without the priority field.
  • Changes to the manifest-dev-tool:
  • Changes to the manifest-dev-tool update command:
    • Add --use-short-url option. Using this option decreases manifest size. Note: The device must be configured to use CoAP.
    • Add --gw-preset option, which enables presetting an access key in a .pelion-dev-presets.yaml file in the home directory.
    • Print campaign summary on tool exit.
    • Upload firmware images smaller than 100MB with the /v3/firmware-images API.
  • Improve the tool help and the README.md.

2.1.0

  • Stop using deprecated mbed-cloud-sdk package
  • Introduce support for upload-jobs for uploading FW image - allow uploading files bigger than 100MB
  • Assert campaign is started when calling manifest-dev-tool update --wait-for-completion
  • Assert all devices targeted by the update campaign were successfully updated when calling manifest-dev-tool update --wait-for-completion
  • Add an option to specify custom vendor and class IDs to manifest-dev-tool init command. Check the --help for details
  • Fixed manifest-tool parse output formatting - improves readability
  • Deprecate -f/--force flags in manifest-dev-tool init. The default behavior will always reinitialize the environment. The flag is still supported but has no effect and deprecation warning message will be emitted.

2.0.0

Works with client-lite.

Key differences from previous version:

Manifest-tool <= 1.4.8 Manifest-tool>=1.5.0 Manifest >= 2.0.0
Supported manifest schema version v1 v1 v1 and v3
Delta update Not Supported Supported Supported
Component update Not supported Not supported Supported
PDMC Supported 3.4.0 or earlier Supported 3.4.0 or later v1 support covers PDMC, v3 support is only available on Client Lite
Client Lite Supported Supported Supports both v1 (by default) and v3 and can be configured at build time

Changes:

  • introduce new ASN manifest format v3
  • added delta-tool as Python module
  • introduced Semantic version format
  • add an option to sign candidate image using update private key - allowing to implement secure boot on a device side
  • work with ECDSA raw signatures (R||S) - reduce verify code size on target device
  • simplified command line interface
    • split between developer and production tools:
      • manifest-tool - is for production use
      • manifest-dev-tool - is for developer use only
      • manifest-delta-tool - is the tool for preparing delta patches
  • cleanup developer tool CLI by removing various configuration that have no practical use at current point
  • backward comparability with ASN manifest format v1 is preserved via dedicated commands:
    • manifest-tool create-v1
    • manifest-dev-tool update-v1
    • manifest-dev-tool create-v1

1.5.2