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Create plugin which keeps track of APID-specific sequence counts #450
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Implements a plugin which checks the sequence count field of received CCSDS packets. A warning message is logged if an unexpected sequence count value is received. The plugin maintains a dictionary of the expected sequence count values for each APID, and this dictionary is stored as a .pkl file.
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Implements a plugin which checks the sequence count field of received CCSDS packets. A warning message is logged if an unexpected sequence count value is received. The plugin maintains a dictionary of the expected sequence count values for each APID, and this dictionary is stored as a .pkl file.
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Implements a plugin which checks the sequence count field of received CCSDS packets. A warning message is logged if an unexpected sequence count value is received. The plugin maintains a dictionary of the expected sequence count values for each APID, and this dictionary is stored as a .pkl file. update docs
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Implements a plugin which checks the sequence count field of received CCSDS packets. A warning message is logged if an unexpected sequence count value is received. The plugin maintains a dictionary of the expected sequence count values for each APID, and this dictionary is stored as a .pkl file.
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Create a plugin which maintains a dictionary of the current sequence count for each APID and raises a warning if there are missing packets. The dictionary can be stored as a .pkl file so that the count persists across sessions.
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