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[2.3.3] - 2026-08-27
Fixed
- Snapshot, shutdown and restore rows no longer show every Send Port, Receive Location and Orchestration under
(Unknown Application)when the BizTalk runtime WMI classes omit application ownership.
Changed
- Application ownership is now read from the official read-only ExplorerOM application hierarchy, while WMI remains authoritative for runtime state and mutations.
- Diagnose reports visible Send Ports and the exact number with a resolved application association; incomplete catalog access remains a visible warning instead of being hidden.
- ExplorerOM is loaded process-locally from the GAC or identity-checked BizTalk installation paths, preserving the portable build and WMI-free installer self-test.
Added
- Regression coverage for Send Port, Receive Port/Location and Orchestration mapping, case-insensitive lookup and rejection of ambiguous cross-application names.
- A dedicated PROD root-cause analysis, validation runbook and plain-text handoff for the application-association fix.
[2.3.2] - 2026-08-26
Added
- A persisted, fail-closed operator drain checkpoint between the global receive-location phase and all later real shutdown phases.
- Durable
Continue,StoporErrorcheckpoint evidence plusNotExecutedresults for every protected downstream plan row. - Regression coverage for checkpoint ordering, continuation after an early receive-location failure, explicit operator stop, missing-handler fail-closed behavior and dry-run isolation.
- A dedicated PROD runbook and plain-text handoff for drain verification and BizTalk application status semantics.
Changed
- Real shutdown now pauses with a default-No dialog that summarizes receive-location outcomes and asks the operator to verify Group Hub and enterprise monitoring before continuing.
- A safe operator stop still attempts the partial-state snapshot and execution report and is shown as stopped rather than a completed shutdown.
Security
- The tool deliberately does not issue a broad application-level stop merely to change
Partially Started; stronger BizTalk application stop modes can remove subscriptions, unenlist artifacts, undeploy policies or terminate running instances.
[2.3.1] - 2026-08-26
Added
- A real runtime-log write/read roundtrip to the WMI-free installer self-test and a durable startup verification record naming the active daily file.
- Regression coverage for startup fallback, append-time failover without record loss and total storage failure diagnostics.
- A dedicated PROD storage-validation runbook in Markdown and plain text.
Changed
- Runtime logging now verifies actual writes and uses the deterministic fallback order ProgramData, LocalAppData, executable-local
Logs, then Temp. - Log Folder opens the currently verified path; fallback and total failure diagnostics include attempted paths and exceptions in the Operation Log grid.
Fixed
- Successful directory creation can no longer be mistaken for working file logging when the subsequent append is denied.
- Runtime append failures are no longer swallowed silently; the failed record is retried on the next local candidate and a durable/visible warning is emitted.
[2.3.0] - 2026-08-26
Added
- Process-local, assembly-identity-checked resolution and preflight for ScheduledTask
scheduler:receive locations, including automatic BizTalk/adapter directory and registry discovery plus an explicit configuration override. - Persistent Operation Log grid restoration from retained plain and GZip-compressed daily logs.
- Log Folder action and a dedicated PROD validation/support runbook in Markdown and plain text.
- Regression coverage for Scheduler plan metadata, assembly identity rejection, restart persistence, compression, 30-day retention and detailed exception diagnostics.
Changed
- Runtime logs now retain 30 calendar days and compress completed daily files instead of deleting everything older than five days.
- Grid, result JSON and file logs now preserve exception type, HRESULT, inner exceptions, Fusion loader details and stack traces for support analysis.
Fixed
- ScheduledTask 7.0.2 receive locations can resolve
Microsoft.BizTalk.Scheduler.dllfrom the installed BizTalk environment before WMIEnable/Disable, without requiring the management tool to mutate the GAC.
[2.2.4] - 2026-08-24
Fixed
- Permission, Windows Script Host, validation and rollback errors affecting the optional all-users desktop shortcut no longer abort installation, update or uninstallation.
- Failure to capture or restore the optional desktop shortcut can no longer prevent restoration of mandatory registry, Start menu and uninstaller state.
Changed
- The all-users desktop shortcut is now opt-in and unchecked by default.
- Optional desktop warnings are visible in the setup UI and durable log, while completion remains successful with an explicit warning result.
Added
- Failure-injection coverage proving that both an optional shortcut exception and a failing warning sink remain non-fatal.
- Dedicated operator and maintainer documentation for the optional Windows-integration boundary.
[2.2.3] - 2026-08-24
Fixed
- A persistent Windows/EDR denial of the final staging-directory rename no longer aborts activation after an existing installation has already been atomically moved to its backup.
- The SHA-256-verified copy fallback now covers both first installation and update activation, while refusing to overwrite an existing target or an update without a completed backup.
Added
- Regression coverage for successful update copy fallback and complete restoration of the previous version when the post-copy target self-test fails.
- PROD incident analysis and a plain-text operator handoff for the observed 2.1.2
SETUP-ACTIVATIONfailure.
[2.2.2] - 2026-08-19
Fixed
- A failure in the optional GUI log sink can no longer escape step-level error handling or stop later independent shutdown/restore steps.
Added
- Failure-injection coverage for multiple consecutive unexpected exception types and a permanently failing log-display sink.
[2.2.1] - 2026-08-19
Added
- WMI-free Validate State preflight with snapshot metadata, server matching and artifact counts.
- Direct State... file selection for a preserved recovery snapshot.
- Automatic timestamped JSON/CSV/HTML target/actual diff after a real Emergency Restore.
- Regression coverage proving that a
before.jsoncreated by version 2.1.3 remains a valid Emergency Restore source.
Changed
- Emergency-recovery documentation now provides a dedicated operator runbook for the ACC restart and explicitly distinguishes dry-run evidence from real execution evidence.
[2.2.0] - 2026-08-19
Added
- State-aware Emergency Restore from an existing
before.jsonwithout overwriting the recovery source. - Enterprise Single Sign-On (
ENTSSO) startup as the first emergency-recovery prerequisite. - Durable per-step
shutdown-result.json,restore-result.jsonand timestamped emergency result reports. - Regression coverage for the ACC
Microsoft.BizTalk.Schedulerfailure, best-effort continuation, already-satisfied states, emergency ordering and global cross-application ordering.
Changed
- Shutdown and restore continue with remaining independent steps after an isolated WMI or adapter failure and finish with an explicit operator-review result.
- Runtime operations skip artifacts that already match the requested target state, making recovery from partial shutdowns idempotent.
- Post-operation snapshots are attempted and diagnosed independently after partial execution failures.
- Shutdown order is now global across all applications: receive locations, orchestrations, send ports, then host instances.
- Restore order is now global across all applications: host instances, send ports, orchestrations, then receive locations.
Fixed
- An ACC shutdown no longer aborts every later step when
RV_PMP_Trigger_Schedulefails validation becauseMicrosoft.BizTalk.Scheduleror a dependency cannot be loaded. - A partial shutdown no longer prevents recovery evidence from being written after the first failed step.
- Host-instance steps no longer treat the short name and FQDN of the same target server as different machines.
[2.1.3] - 2026-08-11
Added
- Bounded retry/backoff diagnostics for transient
Directory.Movelocks caused by the Windows loader, antivirus or endpoint protection. - A SHA-256-verified copy activation fallback limited to first-time installations with no existing active version.
- Regression coverage for transient recovery, permanent new-install fallback and permanent update denial without mutation.
- ACC incident analysis and an AI maintainer handoff document.
Changed
- Install, update, rollback and uninstall directory moves now use eight bounded attempts over at most 19.75 seconds.
- Setup completion logs record the activation method and preservation state of both backup and staging directories.
- Product and setup version advanced to 2.1.3.
[2.1.2] - 2026-08-11
Added
- Complete XML documentation for types and methods across application, setup, packager and regression projects, including parameters, generic type parameters and return values.
- Focused German inline comments for non-obvious BizTalk ordering, WMI compatibility, persistence, security and installer transaction decisions.
- XML documentation output in every Release project configuration for compiler-side validation.
Changed
- README, technical documentation and installation/build guidance now describe the source-documentation standard and generated XML developer artifacts.
[2.1.1] - 2026-08-11
Added
- Stable setup/uninstall phase codes, environment and file metadata, complete self-test output, exception chains with HRESULT/stacktrace, and per-step rollback diagnostics.
- Installer-log fallback from ProgramData to Temp plus a setup button for opening diagnostic logs.
- Post-write verification of shortcuts, uninstall executable and essential uninstall-registry values.
- Regression coverage for pre-mutation rollback wording, diagnostic context, log fallback and UI-report isolation.
Changed
- Pre-mutation failures now explicitly report that no rollback was required; completed rollbacks are only reported as successful when every restoration step succeeded.
- Self-test timeout handling is bounded after termination is requested and records kill/capture status.
- Technical installer acceptance is explicitly separated from BizTalk WMI/environment validation.
- Setup and uninstall preserve undeletable backup/quarantine data and record a successful completion with a cleanup warning.
[2.1.0] - 2026-08-11
Added
- Transactional Windows setup/updater with SHA-256 payload manifest, isolated staging, pre/post activation self-tests, rollback, shortcuts and uninstall registration.
- Certutil-compatible installer ZIP as Base64 TXT plus separate ZIP SHA-256 file.
- WMI-free application self-test and regression test project covering persistence, diffs, restore safety, CSV hardening and installer rollback.
- UAC manifest and single-instance protection for the management application.
Changed
- Snapshot and plan JSON writes now replace files atomically and keep BOM-tolerant reads.
- Snapshot diffs identify artifacts by application and name.
- Restore planning rejects snapshots from a different target server.
- Real shutdown/restore requires confirmation of the fully prepared and saved plan.
- Runtime logs are written to
%ProgramData%\BizTalkPlatformManagementTool\Logswith executable-directory fallback. - WMI query objects and WMI method output objects are disposed deterministically.
- CSV exports neutralize formula-like cell prefixes.
[Unreleased] - 2026-04-27
Changed
- Projekt auf
BizTalkPlatformManagementToolumbenannt. - Solution, Projektdatei, Namespace, Assemblyname und Standard-Ausgabepfad angepasst.
- Dokumentation aktualisiert und
Installation.mdergänzt.
[1.3.0] - 2026-02-02
Added
- HTML Report mit farblicher Kennzeichnung (grün/rot)
- Farbige Statusausgabe auf STDOUT
- Remote‑Server Parameter (-Server) und Ausgabeverzeichnis (-OutDir)
- Verbesserte Diff‑Erkennung (neu/entfernt)
[1.2.0] - 2026-02-02
Added
- Remote‑fähige Snapshot‑Funktion, Logging (Konsole + Datei)
[1.1.0] - 2026-02-02
Added
- Textuelle Diff‑Ausgabe auf STDOUT + HTML Report
[1.0.0] - 2026-02-02
Added
- Grundfunktion: Snapshot & Diff (Receive Locations, Send Ports, Orchestrations)