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Changes: - Add watchdogctl list-clients command to display currently subscribed clients to the process supervisor. Outputs to stdout in either table format (default) with colored headers, or JSON format with -j/--json - New global -j, --json option for machine-readable output, currently supported by list-clients and status commands - New API: wdog_clients() returns array of wdog_client_t structs for programmatic access to subscribed clients. See API documentation at https://codedocs.xyz/troglobit/watchdogd/wdog_8h.html - Enhance watchdogctl status command to display formatted output by default, with device information, capabilities, and reset history in a human-readable table format. Use -j/--json for JSON output Fixes: - Generic scripts running more than 1 second would fail with false "critical error" reports and cause unwanted system reboots due to uninitialized exit status variable - watchdogctl reload with tempmon crashes watchdogd - Issue causing unwanted reboot when watchdogctl reload was called while a generic monitor script was running - Fix memory leak in generic monitor with optional script path, would be triggered on watchdogctl reload The first of the fixes means we can now drop the backported patch. Also, the test mode has been dropped from public use, hence it being removed as well in this commit. Signed-off-by: Joachim Wiberg <troglobit@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: Julien Olivain <ju.o@free.fr>
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