Raylux 0.28.0: install-time workspace selection
The installer asks which capabilities a gateway should offer, and the gateway honours the answer. A Gateway workspaces page in setup offers the HMI runtime, alarm pipelines, reporting, named queries and notifications. Clearing one stops the gateway offering it.
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The installer asks which capabilities a gateway should offer, and the gateway honours the answer.
Choosing what a gateway offers
A Gateway workspaces page in setup offers the HMI runtime, alarm pipelines, reporting, named queries and notifications. Clearing one stops the gateway offering it.
Installed and licensed are separate answers, and both are now reported. A workspace you paid for but did not install says exactly that, instead of reporting a licensing problem.
The HMI runtime is its own entitlement, so a gateway bought purely as a historian or database server can be licensed without it. It is in the base bundle, so it is removed for that sale rather than added for an ordinary one — every existing gateway keeps its HMI.
Offline licence requests
A gateway can export a request file carrying its hardware fingerprint and identity, so nobody has to retype a fingerprint to get a licence issued. A request written by a newer version is refused by name rather than half-read.
Fixes
- Alarm notification was denied to every trial, because its entitlements were still marked as unreleased after the module shipped. Trials now unlock every module that exists.
- Installers were shipping build leftovers. Removing them took 23 MB off Studio and 25 MB off Lens.
- Lens and the licence tool opened a console window behind their interface on every launch.
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