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Release Notes

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v1.4.0 — Release 1.0 readiness

DSP v1.4.0 is documented as READY WITH KNOWN LIMITATIONS.

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Main milestone

Real-environment remote execution validation was completed for:
  • JSP / Tomcat
  • PHP / Apache
  • remote command execution
  • remote artifact upload/download
  • remote scenario runner
  • remote event collection
  • evidence export
  • manual verification packages
ASPX/Windows IIS remains preview because real Windows runtime validation has not been completed.

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Current operator branch

The current bootstrap installer and operator menu use:
The source menu explicitly treats the historical release/v1.4.0 branch as retired because it contains stale traffic-volume behavior.

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v1.3.0 — Operator CLI simplification

v1.3.0 changed DSP from a low-level scenario runner into a more operator-oriented product. The normal workflow was reduced to three decisions:
  1. where to run — local or webshell
  2. what network to target — --target-net
  3. which operational profile to use
Progress output and an evidence summary were also added to the standard CLI.

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Profile evolution

Earlier v1.3.0 documentation described low, normal, and high. The current v1.4.0 runtime has since removed low as a distinct profile:
New documentation and POC procedures should use only normal and high.

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v1.2.0 — Webshell execution path

v1.2.0 introduced the standard webshell execution path to dsp run:
  • --execution-provider webshell
  • --webshell-family
  • --webshell-url
  • --remote-work-dir
  • --verify-tls
It also added the remote scenario runner and automatic collection/import of remote events.jsonl bundles.

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Current documentation rule

When older design documents conflict with the current operator branch, this site follows the current release/v1.4.0-rc code and release validation documents. That matters especially for:
  • profile names (normal / high)
  • scenario order
  • current traffic volume semantics
  • the retired v1.4.0 branch
  • ASPX validation status

Current validation boundaries

Review what is validated before using DSP in a customer environment.