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The v3.32.3 changes (the traceback tail and the link-release wording) were committed together with v3.32.4 and never tagged separately, so the changelog named a version no release exists for. The entry is merged into [3.32.4] and the published v3.32.4 release body matches it.
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# Changelog
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All notable changes to SIMple (the PWA and `pysim-simple-server`).
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The format follows [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/);
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versions use `MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH` (see the README).
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History before the first packaged release (v3.31.1) lives in the git log —
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every change carries a descriptive commit message.
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## [Unreleased]
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## [3.32.5] — 2026-10-21
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### Fixed
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- A card removed during the **startup initialization** no longer leaves the server
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reporting a phantom equipped card. The init caught the PC/SC error (and printed a
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traceback) but kept the card object it had already built, so `card_present` and
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`_CARD_CONNECTED` stayed True — and the auto-equip then skipped every later insertion
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(its `_CARD_CONNECTED` early return), leaving only a manual Equip or a restart. A
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PC/SC error now prints one line (`INIT: card removed during initialization …`), drops
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the half-initialized session and lets the presence monitor equip the next card.
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## [3.32.4] — 2026-10-21
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### Fixed
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- The auto-equip's captured traceback now always includes the **exception line**: cmd2
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renders a rich-box traceback longer than the logged head, so the actual error was cut
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off. The tail is appended after a `...` marker; the "releasing the old link failed"
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message now says it continues with a fresh link (a removed card's dead PC/SC handle
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always fails to disconnect).
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- A card insertion now marks the PC/SC link for a rebuild, so the **first** auto-equip
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attempt already uses a fresh link. On Windows the old link cannot connect after a
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swap — v3.32.2 recovered it, but only on the second attempt, after a failed init, a
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2–4 s delay and a traceback in the log. A link created at a cardless startup has
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never connected either, which the same mark covers. The rebuild still runs in the
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equip worker (never in the pyscard monitor thread) and `_ensure_transport` releases
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the old link first.
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## [3.32.2] — 2026-10-21
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### Fixed
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- **The auto-equip loop after a card swap on Windows.** A failed initialization with
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the card still present was reported as "card gone during initialization" and treated
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as a no-op success — so the three retries never ran and the watchdog re-armed every
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few seconds forever. It is a failure now, and **every failed attempt marks the
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PC/SC transport for a rebuild**, so the retry starts from a fresh link (the release
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of the old link happens first, so it cannot inherit a stale card handle). The error
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pySim swallowed is printed as `AUTO-EQUIP: init output:` with its traceback.
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## [3.32.1] — 2026-10-21
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### Added
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- **"Start counter value"** in the outfile import: the counter every created keyset
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starts from. It defaults to the store's value (`1`); raise it for cards whose
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counters are already past it. The API takes `start_counter` (1–10 hex digits;
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a bad value is a 400), and the preview carries the value.
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## [3.32.0] — 2026-10-21
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### Added
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- **Updating a packaged install** — `update.sh` / `update.bat` (and `tools/update.py`
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beneath them): downloads the latest release package, replaces the application files
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in place and re-installs the app into the **existing `.venv`**. pysim and its
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prerequisites (the slow part: pyscard builds from source on Linux) are kept, so an
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update takes seconds. `--check` reports the current and latest versions, `--version`
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picks a specific release, `--zip` updates from a local package (offline), `--no-pip`
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refreshes the files only, `--force` re-applies the same version.
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- The release workflow now takes the release notes from this file's matching version
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section (falling back to generated notes when it is missing).
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### Changed
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- Installs made from the v3.31.x packages have no updater yet: copy `update.sh`,
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`update.bat` and `tools/update.py` from this package once (or re-run `setup` from it).
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Later updates use `update.sh` / `update.bat` — or `git pull` for a clone.
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## [3.31.2] — 2026-10-20
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### Changed
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- The **SCP81 TLS-PSK listener states its Python requirement**: it needs Python 3.13+
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(`ssl`'s PSK callbacks exist only since 3.13). Below that it raises a clear error
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instead of `AttributeError`, and the PSK tests are skipped (they run on 3.13+).
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- The READMEs and the setup scripts: **Windows strongly recommends Python 3.13**
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(pyscard has wheels up to 3.13; on 3.14 pyscard and some pysim dependency wheels are
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unavailable and build from source with MSVC).
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## [3.31.1] — 2026-10-20
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The first packaged release (`simple-3.31.1.zip`).
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### Added
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- **EF_PBR (phonebook reference) support** — the PBR is decoded in the decoded file
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views (the `A8`/`A9`/`AA` containers, the `C0`–`CC` kinds, the master EF), and the
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phonebook files it references (they are not in pySim's model) are added to the file
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tree server-side, selectable and readable.
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- **In-app dialogs** — the native alert/confirm/prompt dialogs are replaced by a shared
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modal (queued, keyboard-aware, focus-trapped, ARIA-labelled).
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- **Windows console encoding guard** — the `start.bat` PowerShell pipe can no longer
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kill the server on a character the ANSI code page lacks.
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- **GPL-2.0-or-later licensing** (`LICENSE`, `THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES`), matching pysim.
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- The curated **release package** (`tools/build_release.py`) and the tag-triggered
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`.github/workflows/release.yml`.
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### Changed
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- `setup.sh` / `setup.bat` and the READMEs: on Linux `pyscard` builds from source and
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needs the PC/SC headers (`libpcsclite-dev`).
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