usbipd-win: vanhemmat versiot ja versiohistoria

This update:
- Fixes an issue when creating a policy rule based on hardware id
- Fixes an issue with drivers not being updated properly
- Improves installer to allow smoother future updates
- Bumps driver versions to 7.2.2
Note
It is recommended to unplug or unbind all force-bound devices before updating.

This update:
- Fixes an issue when the WSL_UTF8 environment variable is set
- Adds support for WSL VirtioProxy networking mode
- Adds support for non-FHS distributions (e.g., NixOS)
- Bumps x64 driver versions to 7.1.12
Note
It is recommended to unplug or unbind all force-bound devices before updating.

This update:
- Improves WSL auto-attach
- Reduces installation footprint

Breaking changes:
- The PowerShell library moved to a different location
This update:
- Adds support for ARM64
- Reduces installation footprint

This update:
- Fixes a regression bug in 4.4.0 that affects unbinding and uninstalling after using --force
Note
If you are using version 4.4.0 in combination with --force, then it is recommended to unplug the device before updating.

This update:
- Fixes detach without privileges on Windows 11
- Adds support for auto-attaching currently unplugged devices (option --unplugged)
- Adds support for non-standard WSL networking setups (option --host-ip)
- Improves WSL networking mode detection
- Improves firewall check
- Bumps driver versions to 7.1.6
[!NOTE]
When updating from previous versions, a reboot may be required due to driver updates.

This update:
- Adds support for future WSL kernels (modules)
- Adds SWID Tag to installation directory
- Improves firewall check
- Bumps driver versions to 7.0.20
- Bumps WSL client usbip
[!NOTE]
When updating from previous versions, a reboot may be required due to driver updates.

- Adds policies to allow auto-binding (usbipd policy --help)
- Improves firewall check
- Fixes PcapNg timestamp overflow
- Fixes support for older WSL versions
- Fixes support for several WSL distributions (mount options)
- Bumps driver versions to 7.0.16

- Windows 8.1 and Windows Server 2012 are no longer supported
- The WSL commands have changed, see the README for the new syntax
- The automation interfaces no longer expose IsWslAttached
- Removes the requirement to install client tools on WSL
- Removes the requirement to specify a distribution for WSL
- Supports WSL mirrored networking mode
- Supports host-side detach for any client, not just for WSL
- Fixes a memory leak
- Upgrades to .
NET 8
- Reduces installation footprint
- Improves CLI performance
- Improves the diagnostic message for devices in use by Windows
- Bumps driver versions to 7.0.12

- Adds UNLINK to capture file
- Adds configurable port number
- Fixes port reset timing
- Fixes UNLINK race condition

- Fixes driver BSOD
- Fixes wsl list output
- Improves auto-attach script
- Bumps driver version to 7.0.10

- Adds support for devices without any description
- Adds support for multiple devices with identical 'unique' serial number
- Adds option --usbids to display Linux device descriptions
- Adds support for wsl2:vmSwitch
- Fixes IP address serialization for PowerShell automation
- Reduces installation footprint on Windows 10/Windows Server 2016 and newer
- Upgrades to .
NET 7
- Upgrades installer to Wix v4
- Bumps driver versions to 7.0.8
- Changes the license to GPLv3

This update:
• Adds support for more device types using 'bind --force'
• Adds a diagnostic message in case of version conflict with VirtualBox
• Fixes a race condition where devices could experience out-of-order packets
• Fixes an issue that prevented the service from logging to Windows EventLog
• Fixes an issue with 'wsl list' showing disconnected devices
• Improves the installer resulting in fewer cases requiring a reboot

Breaking changes:
• WSL requires the new instructions for setting up the usbip client on the Linux side, see https://github.com/dorssel/usbipd-win/wiki/WSL-support#usbip-client-tools
• Updating from a previous version will require you to bind your devices again; previous bindings are not preserved.

This update:
• No longer requires administrator privileges on Windows when attaching/detaching a device to WSL
• No longer requires root privileges within WSL when attaching a device
• Enables standard users that are not a member of the Administrators group to use the WSL commands
• Adds support for devices/hubs/filters that previously would not attach due to driver incompatibilities, using the new usbipd bind --force option
• Adds support for preventing the host from using the device when no client has the device attached, using the new usbipd bind --force option
• Adds support for command line completion, see https://github.com/dotnet/command-line-api/blob/main/docs/dotnet-suggest.md
• Adds console colors to errors, warnings, and informational messages
• Fixes support for devices that do not allow disable/enable (CR_NOT_DISABLEABLE)
• Fixes alignment for device descriptions with non-western characters
• Improves error reporting for common configuration errors

Changes:
• Adds support for devices with REMOTE_WAKE (e.g. Bluetooth devices)
• Adds support for selecting device configurations other than the first configuration
• Adds support for WSL 2 on older Windows 10 versions (>= 1903)
• Improves compatibility with certain hubs and devices that failed to attach with earlier versions
• Improves device descriptions
• Speeds up device enumeration
• Reduces installation footprint

Changes:
• Upgrades to .NET 6
• Adds support for more WSL distributions (e.g. Arch, Debian)
• Adds support for USB devices with more than one configuration
• Adds support for WSL Store Preview
• Improves WSL status checks and error reporting
• Improves protocol compatibility with other USBIP software
• Fixes USB STALL recovery

Added:
• Adds support for isochronous devices (e.g. audio and video)
• Adds support for integrated, non-removable devices (e.g. built-in webcam)
• Provides a descriptive friendly name for device manager

Added:
• Adds support for more USB devices.
• Adds a command line tool for persistently sharing specific devices.
• Adds a command line tool for Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL 2).

Breaking change:
• The software no longer automatically shares all devices.