Version 1.32.0.0

• Added command line help to the simulator and terminal application
• Target .NET 8
• Update NuGet dependencies

Version 1.31.0.0.

• Add the ability for the console application to restart after an application timeout

Version 1.30.0.0

• Added support for active flight search for a given aircraft via external APIs
• Added integration for the AirLabs active flights API
• Added flight details to the aircraft details dialog

Version 1.29.0.0

• Improve robustness when an external API returns an invalid response
• Add logging to the external API wrappers

Version 1.28.0.0

• Added local aircraft model lookup support
• Added external API integration support for airline and aircraft lookup
• Added AirLabs API integration for airline and aircraft lookup
• Implemented UI elements for aircraft details lookup

Version 1.27.0.0

• In the UI, apply custom column formatting specified in the settings file for the live view and database search results
• Support independent formatting of the columns in the live view and database search results
• Auto-resize columns as the UI window is resized
• Re-arrange the Tracking Options dialog in the UI to accommodate a small-screen Raspberry Pi

Version 1.26.0.0

• Added support for specifying the receiver latitude/longitude (or a reference position) to the application configuration
• Added support for specifying reference latitude/longitude via the command line options
• Added a Haversine distance calculator to calculate aircraft distance from the reference position
• Added distance display to the live views and database search results

Version 1.25.0.0

• Added count of messages received per aircraft to the tracker and the live views

Version 1.24.0.0

• Reduce the log file size for the simulator
• Achieved by marking the message generation messages as DEBUG rather than INFO
• This allows them to be output when necessary but at the default logging level (INFO) they'll be suppressed

Version 1.23.0.0

• Added a simulator that will send synthesised messages at defined intervals
• This is intended to be used for development and testing when a real ADS-B receiver isn’t available
• The following are configurable parameters:
  • Port (default 30003)
  • Number of active aircraft
  • Aircraft lifespan before message sending stops
  • Message sending interval
• The simulator maintains a list of aircraft according to these properties and send messages to TCP clients connected to the specified port on 127.0.0.1 at the specified interval
• Messages are MSG messages of random type, with content randomly populated according to type