Manifest-tool

Latest version: v2.6.0

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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`:
- Fix usage of https://api.us-east-1.mbedcloud.com as default Pelion Device Management API URL.
- 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:

1.5.2

Not secure

1.4.8

Not secure
|:----------------------------------|:---------------------------|:---------------------------|:----------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| 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](https://semver.org/) 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`

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