RELEASE_NOTES

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(Unreleased) Apache PLC4X 0.14.0-SNAPSHOT
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New Features
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- PLC4X Server: Now supports TLS as a transport (the default).
  When no keystore is configured, the server generates an
  ephemeral self-signed certificate on startup and logs its
  SHA-256 fingerprint so clients can pin/trust it. Plaintext TCP
  remains available as an explicit opt-in
  (plc4x.server.plaintext=true).
- PLC4X Server: Now enforces mandatory username/password
  authentication; no operation is permitted before a successful
  auth handshake. If no credentials are configured, the server
  starts with the default user "toddy" and a generated secure
  password that is printed to the console once at startup.
  Configured credentials are never logged.

Incompatible changes
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- PLC4X Server: Was migrated from the SPI2 (Netty) core to SPI3.
  It now listens via a plain ServerSocket/SSLServerSocket and no
  longer depends on Netty.
- PLC4X Server: Authentication is now mandatory and TLS is the
  default transport. Existing clients must provide credentials
  and connect via TLS (or explicitly opt into plaintext). See the
  matching note in the core 'plc4x' driver release notes.

Bug Fixes
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Apache PLC4X 0.13.1
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New Features
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- Updated to Apache PLC4X 0.13.1

Incompatible changes
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Bug Fixes
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Apache PLC4X 0.13.0
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New Features
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- NiFi: Added NiFi 2 support

Incompatible changes
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- NiFi: Deprecate the non-record based processors
- NiFi: Removed internal Avro Schemas

Bug Fixes
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- NiFi: Integration - Fix array reading (#423)