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parse_options_to_static in tgstats.py only recognized classic TS1=...;TS2=... format, overwriting correct ts2_static values from the server STATE_SND with empty lists for peers using OpenSpot format (TS1_1=...;TS2_1=...). Add OpenSpot support to both tgstats.parse_options_to_static and self_service_options.parse_options. Preserve unknown keys (StartRef, RelinkTime, UserLink) for round-trip.
fix: parse OpenSpot/DMR+ OPTIONS format in tgstats and self-service
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Release PR — merge methodCommits listed on this PR: 2 (file diff may be smaller — that is normal when squash releases stacked up). RequiredMerge with Create a merge commit. Do not use Squash and merge. Why
One-time cleanupIf this PR lists commits from earlier releases (2.0.4, 2.0.5, …), merge once with merge commit; post-release sync realigns |
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