Driver-internal IHistoryProvider.ReadEventsAsync passthrough to the upstream
OPC UA server's HistoryReadEvents service. No interface change: the driver
builds a fixed canonical 6-clause EventFilter and maps the upstream HistoryEvent
onto the existing HistoricalEvent record (the server re-projects only those 6
BaseEventType fields, so richer clauses are discarded anyway).
Subscribe a real tag, register its gateway item handle, write via the
registry-wired writer: asserts the borrowed-handle write commits Good with
AddItemCallCount==0 (control with no source: ==1). Proves the subscription
handle is usable for a committing no-login supervisory write. Skip-gated on
MXGW_ENDPOINT + GALAXY_MXGW_API_KEY; verified live vs 10.100.0.48:5120 (3/3).
Make SubscriptionRegistry.TryResolveItemHandle confirm a live subscription
genuinely binds fullRef->handle (via the reverse index) rather than trusting
the forward-map hint + a bare liveness check. Fixes the cross-ref-same-handle
hazard (wrong-tag borrow) while preserving the legitimate
multiple-subscriptions-per-tag borrow. Adds cross-ref + same-ref-multi-sub
tests; drops a duplicate SubscriptionEntry <summary>; documents the writer's
supervisory-advise reconnect lifecycle.
GatewayGalaxyDataWriter now accepts an optional subscribedHandleSource
delegate; TryResolveCachedOrBorrowed checks _itemHandles first then the
source, so the first write to an already-subscribed tag skips the
AddItem round-trip. Borrowed handles are not cached (subscription
registry owns lifecycle). AddItemCallCount seam confirms gateway calls.
Add _itemHandleByFullRef (OrdinalIgnoreCase ConcurrentDictionary) maintained
in lock-step with _subscribersByItemHandle across Register/Remove/Rebind.
TryResolveItemHandle cross-checks the authoritative reverse map so a stale
forward entry can never hand out a dead handle. Also wires the scaffolded
_addItemCallCount increment in EnsureItemHandleAsync (field was declared but
never assigned, causing a TreatWarningsAsErrors build failure on the branch).
8 new xUnit + Shouldly facts covering register/case-insensitive/remove/rebind/
failed-handle/liveness-guard paths.
- ITwinCATClient.BrowseSymbolsAsync XML doc updated: states the implementation now
expands struct/UDT/FB symbols into atomic member leaves via TwinCATSymbolExpander;
callers receive only atomic/array leaves with full InstancePaths, never struct containers.
- AdsSymbolNode: cache IsStruct, Mapped, Children, ReadOnly as readonly fields computed
once in the ctor so repeated property access during recursive expansion doesn't
re-materialize or re-invoke MapSymbolType/IsSymbolWritable.
- BrowseSymbolsAsync: add operator-gated live risk note next to SymbolsLoadMode.Flat
warning that a real TC3 target may not populate SubSymbols in Flat mode, with
guidance to switch to VirtualTree if members don't surface — do not change mode now.
- TwinCATSymbolExpanderTests: simplify confusing `new string('.', 0)` no-op to `""`.
DisposeRuntimes() now disposes and clears _rmwLocks, _creationLocks, and
_runtimeLocks so ReinitializeAsync/ShutdownAsync cycles don't orphan their
SemaphoreSlim instances. Mirrors the TwinCAT _bitRmwLocks fix already shipped.
Adds `Bit_write_surfaces_device_rejection_status` to AbLegacyBitRmwTests,
verifying that a non-zero libplctag status returned by the parent-word write
in WriteBitInWordAsync propagates as a non-Good OPC UA StatusCode rather than
being silently swallowed. Added a minimal `WriteStatusOverride` hook to
FakeAbLegacyTag (test-project-only) so the read half of the RMW still
returns 0/Good while the write half returns the seeded error code.
M1: add missing (object) cast to UInt64 arm of DecodeScalarBlock switch expression,
matching the Int64 arm style and the comment that each arm is boxed explicitly.
M2: short-circuit Timer/Counter writes in WriteAsync to BadNotWritable before
WriteOneAsync, so transient equipment-tag refs (Writable=true from parser) return
the same status code as authored tags rejected at init — documented in the docs.
Adds 6 pure unit tests pinning the area-detection precondition the guard relies on.
EncodeScalarBlock Timer/Counter throws remain as the defensive backstop.
Drop the "not yet implemented / BadNotSupported" stale note from all three
S7 CLI --type option descriptions (ReadCommand, WriteCommand, SubscribeCommand)
and replace with accurate help listing the full supported type set, byte-anchored
addressing for wide types, and Timer/Counter read-only status.
docs/v2/driver-specs.md §5: add Supported Data Types table, Byte-Anchored
Addressing table (DBB/MB/IB/QB + examples), Timer/Counter read section with
the Counter-BCD known-limitation, and Deferrals list.
docs/drivers/S7.md: expand Data types to a full table, add "Wide types &
Timer/Counter" section (byte-anchored addressing, Timer/Counter read-only,
Counter BCD known-limitation, deferrals), update Address forms table and
1-D array Deferrals note.
Joseph Doherty