# Changelog

All notable changes to the `mxaccess` workspace are documented here. The
format follows [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.1.0/);
the workspace as a whole follows [SemVer](https://semver.org/) but the
0.0.x line is pre-release / API-unstable.

## [Unreleased] — V1 — 2026-05-07

V1 is the first publishable cut. Closes M0 → M6 from
`design/60-roadmap.md`. The workspace stays at `version = "0.0.0"`
indefinitely (F48 — internal usage only, no crates.io publish; consumers
depend via path or git).

### Added

- **`mxaccess-codec`** — pure protocol codec covering `MxReferenceHandle`,
  `NmxTransferEnvelope`, `NmxItemControlMessage`, `NmxWriteMessage` (scalar
  + array, normal + timestamped), `NmxSecuredWrite2Message`,
  `NmxSubscriptionMessage` (single + multi-record DataUpdate per F44),
  `NmxReferenceRegistrationMessage`, `NmxMetadataQueryMessage`,
  `NmxOperationStatusMessage`, `ObservedWriteBodyTemplate`, ASB Variant +
  `AsbStatus` + `RuntimeValue`, `MxStatus`, `MxValueKind`, `MxDataType`,
  `MxValue`. Counting-allocator bench harness in `benches/alloc_count.rs`
  (F38) reports 1–4 allocs per write across the proven matrix, well under
  the R12 < 5/write target.
- **`mxaccess-rpc`** — DCE/RPC PDU codec, NTLMv2 client + server-direction
  packet-integrity verify (F2 with `subtle::ConstantTimeEq`), TCP
  transport, OBJREF parser + Win32 `CoMarshalInterface` emitter (F6),
  `IObjectExporter::ResolveOxid` + `ResolveOxid2` (F10),
  `IRemUnknown::RemQueryInterface` + `RemAddRef`/`RemRelease` (F11).
- **`mxaccess-callback`** — RPC server hosting `INmxSvcCallback` +
  `IRemUnknown` for inbound `DataReceived` / `StatusReceived` frames.
  `dcom_sink` (F55 Path A, gated by `windows-com`) hosts the callback
  as a DCOM-managed object so `RegisterEngine2` accepts it on AVEVA
  installs that do SCM-side OXID resolution against RPCSS; the
  hand-rolled `CallbackExporter` is retained for unit tests.
- **`mxaccess-nmx`** — `INmxService2` client (`RegisterEngine2`,
  `TransferData`, `AddSubscriberEngine`, `SetHeartbeatSendInterval`,
  etc.) plus auto-resolving `NmxClient::create` factory (F12, gated by
  `windows-com`).
- **`mxaccess-galaxy`** — `tiberius`-backed `Resolver` + `UserResolver`
  (F14, gated by `galaxy-resolver`).
- **`mxaccess-asb-nettcp`** — `[MS-NMF]` framing + `[MC-NBFX]` binary-XML
  + `[MC-NBFS]` static dictionary + DH/HMAC/AES auth crypto with
  constant-time `mod_exp` via `crypto-bigint::DynResidue` (F27).
- **`mxaccess-asb`** — `IASBIDataV2` client (`Connect`, `RegisterItems`,
  `Read`, `Write`, `PublishWriteComplete`, `CreateSubscription`,
  `AddMonitoredItems`, `Publish`, `DeleteMonitoredItems`,
  `DeleteSubscription`, `Disconnect`) with canonical-XML HMAC signing
  for all 13 `ConnectedRequest` shapes (F28) and DataContract
  field-suffix names on the binary `MonitoredItem` body (F34).
- **`mxaccess`** — async Tokio façade exposing `Session`, `AsbSession`,
  `Subscription` (`Stream<Item = Result<DataChange, Error>>`),
  `subscribe_buffered` per R2 single-sample-with-cadence-knob
  semantics (F36), `recover_connection` reconnect loop (F16), recovery
  events (`RecoveryEvent::Started/Recovered/Failed`), and a typed
  `Error` taxonomy. Recovery replay re-issues `RegisterReference` (not
  `AdviseSupervisory`) for buffered subscriptions so the
  `.property(buffer)` shape survives transport rebuild (F45);
  `unsubscribe` skips the `UnAdvise` wire frame for buffered
  subscriptions to match the .NET reference's `IsBuffered` guard
  (F47). `Session::ensure_publisher_connected` issues the
  `INmxService2::Connect` + `AddSubscriberEngine` round-trip before
  the first advise against each publishing engine, so `0x33`
  DataUpdate frames flow on this AVEVA install (F56). New
  `WriteHandle { correlation_id }` returned by `*_with_handle` write
  variants for per-operation correlation; `OperationStatus.context`
  carries the originating `OperationContext` (F54). Optional
  `metrics` feature emits per-op counters, latency histograms, and
  connection-state gauges (F40).
- **`mxaccess-compat`** — `LMXProxyServer`-shaped Rust facade exposing
  the 18-method `ILMXProxyServer5` surface as async fns over
  `mxaccess::Session` / `AsbSession` with a `Mutex<HashMap<i32,
  ItemRef>>` handle table and `Stream`-based event channels (F35).
  `LmxClient` spawns an `operation_status_drain` fan-out task that
  routes `Write` / `WriteSecured` events to `on_write_complete` and
  every other op kind to `on_operation_complete`, dropping events
  with unknown correlation ids silently (F54).
- **Examples** — `connect-write-read.rs`, `subscribe.rs`,
  `subscribe-buffered.rs`, `asb-subscribe.rs`, `multi-tag.rs`,
  `recovery.rs`, `secured-write.rs`, plus diagnostic
  `asb-relay.rs`. Live-probe DoD verified end-to-end against the
  AVEVA install.
- **Tooling** — `cargo public-api` baselines under
  `design/public-api/{crate}.txt` with CI drift check (F41).
  `design/M6-bench-baseline.md` records the alloc-count baseline.
- **Performance (post-baseline) — F52.** Three codec optimisations
  measured against the F38 alloc-count harness:
  - `write_message::encode_to_bytes_mut` (F52.1) — `BytesMut` output
    so consumers can `split_to` / `freeze` and forward to a wire-level
    sink without copying. Same alloc count as `encode`.
  - Thread-local name-signature cache (F52.2) — repeated
    `MxReferenceHandle::from_names` calls with the same names skip the
    `to_lowercase` + CRC walk. `from_names` drops 2 → 0 allocs/op once
    warm; bounded at 1024 entries per thread.
  - `write_message::encode_into_bytes_mut` (F52.3) — caller-supplied
    `BytesMut` scratch buffer; reusing across writes drops fixed-width
    scalars from 2 → 1 alloc/op and Boolean from 1 → 0.
  Bench deltas pinned in `design/M6-bench-baseline.md` § F52.{1,2,3}.
- **Live evidence — F49 / F50 / F51.** F49 step 5 (`LmxClient`
  `OnWriteComplete` round-trip) verified live against AVEVA via
  `cargo test -p mxaccess-compat --features live-windows-com --test
  lmx_write_complete_live`. F50 captured `Suspend` (NMX opcode `0x2D`,
  server-side) + `Activate` (client-side, no wire traffic) under
  `captures/123-frida-suspend-advised-instrumented/` +
  `captures/124-frida-activate-advised-instrumented/`; R5 settled.
  F51 provisioned 7 UDAs on `$TestMachine` via `wwtools/graccesscli`
  (TestFloat / TestDouble / TestDateTime / TestDuration + array
  variants), captured live `AsbVariant` wire bytes for each scalar
  type, and pinned them via
  `crates/mxaccess-codec/tests/f51_type_matrix_parity.rs`.
- **`MxStatus` synthesizer kernel** — Path A from `Lmx.dll`
  `FUN_10100ce0` ported into `MxStatus::from_packed_u32`. Settles R3
  + R4 (`OperationComplete` trigger conditions and completion-only
  byte mappings: the .NET reference's `WriteCompleted` is itself a
  half-implementation; the Rust port preserves the wire bytes
  verbatim and routes them through the synthesizer kernel).

### Changed (vs the .NET reference)

- `NmxSubscriptionMessage::parse_data_update` accepts `record_count >= 1`;
  the .NET reference hard-throws on `record_count != 1`. F44 evidence
  walk against `captures/094-frida-buffered-separate-writer/`
  documents the multi-record observation that drove the divergence.
- `subscribe_buffered` returns a `Stream<Item = DataChange>`
  (single-sample-per-event); per R2 verification the cadence is a
  server-side delivery rate knob, not a multi-sample payload.

### Known limitations

- **F3** — cross-domain NTLM Type1/2/3 fixture is permanently
  out-of-scope on the dev host (single-domain only). Single-domain
  wire parity is verified; cross-domain rounds-trip through the same
  shape-agnostic AV-pair codec but no live fixture pins it. Self-
  contained provisioning recipe (lab topology, capture procedure,
  fixture layout, round-trip test skeleton) at
  `docs/F3-cross-domain-ntlm-recipe.md` for whoever has access to a
  two-forest Windows lab.
- **F53 (protocol crates only)** — `#![warn(missing_docs)]` is
  enabled and warning-clean on the consumer-facing `mxaccess` +
  `mxaccess-compat` lib roots. Protocol crates measure 1883
  missing-docs warnings (mostly struct-field-level wire-shape
  records); enabling the lint there would add per-field one-liners
  without consumer value. Lint stays off on protocol crates
  indefinitely. Per-module `#![allow(missing_docs)]` opt-out is the
  re-introduction path if a contributor wants per-crate enforcement.

## Publish order

> **Note (2026-05-06, F48):** the workspace will not be published to
> crates.io. Internal usage only; consumers depend via path or git.
> The dependency DAG below is retained as a workspace-hygiene check
> (`design/F48-publish-dry-run.md` validates each crate's `cargo
> package --list` produces a clean tarball with no accidental
> captures or large files) and as the publish recipe if the policy
> ever changes (e.g. an internal contributor wants registry-style
> versioning via a private cargo registry).

Workspace crates form a dependency DAG; `cargo publish` requires
already-published deps to exist on crates.io, so the order matters:

1. `mxaccess-codec` (no internal deps)
2. `mxaccess-rpc` (no internal deps)
3. `mxaccess-asb-nettcp` (no internal deps)
4. `mxaccess-galaxy` (depends on codec)
5. `mxaccess-callback` (depends on rpc + codec)
6. `mxaccess-asb` (depends on codec + asb-nettcp)
7. `mxaccess-nmx` (depends on codec + galaxy + rpc + callback)
8. `mxaccess` (depends on all the above)
9. `mxaccess-compat` (depends on mxaccess)

`cargo publish --dry-run` validates each crate's metadata + tarball
in isolation; the dependent crates' dry-runs require the leaf crates
to actually exist on crates.io (the registry lookup happens regardless
of `--no-verify`). For pre-publish verification: leaf crates dry-run
in CI; dependent crates are validated by the public-api baseline +
build-test-clippy matrix.