3.4.1

Changed

• Normalized logging and error messages using Keyple coding standards.

Upgraded

• keyple-plugin-java-api from 2.3.1 to 2.3.2 (code source not impacted)
• keyple-distributed-remote-java-api from 3.1.0 to 3.1.1 (code source not impacted)
• keyple-distributed-local-java-api from 2.2.0 to 2.2.1 (code source not impacted)
• keyple-util-java-lib from 2.4.0 to 2.4.1 (code source not impacted)
• slf4j-api from 1.7.32 to 1.7.36 (compileOnly)

3.4.0

Upgraded

• Keypop Reader API 2.0.1 -> 2.1.0 (source code not impacted)

3.3.7

Fixed

• Fixed automatic chaining of APDU responses with 61XX status words to properly accumulate all data segments when the card returns chained responses (issue [#86]).

Upgraded

• Keyple Common API 2.0.1 -> 2.0.2 (documentation improvements)

3.3.6

Added

• Added an internal configuration option for specific integration scenarios.

Fixed

• Changes the log level from error to warning when errors occur during unregistration of the plugin/reader and no longer displays the useless stacktrace.

Changed

• Migrated the CI pipeline from Jenkins to GitHub Actions.

3.3.5

Fixed

• Fixed the management of physical channel closure in the case of unexpected APDU response status (issue [#78]).
• Fixed the JSON format of data exchanged in the "Reader Server Side" mode of the "Keyple Distributed" solution (issue [#79]).

3.3.4

Fixed

• Remove unexpected CARD_REMOVED event processing in Wait For Card Insertion state.
• Remove unexpected CARD_REMOVED event sending when task Card Removal Passive Monitoring Job is cancelled.

2.3.6

Fixed

• Remove unexpected CARD_REMOVED event processing in Wait For Card Insertion state.
• Remove unexpected CARD_REMOVED event sending when task Card Removal Passive Monitoring Job is cancelled.

3.3.3

Fixed

• Fixed the issue caused by caching the isContactless flag for local readers. This information is now cached for remote readers only.

3.3.2

Fixed

• Fixed distributed backward compatibility for legacy keyple-less clients.

3.3.1

Fixed

• Fixed reader search pattern for distributed mode (issue [#74]).