New GET /health endpoint returns status, uptime, api_version, and
loaded program without depending on program state. Lightweight
enough for Docker HEALTHCHECK and monitoring probes.
Python docker_health tool tries /health first, falls back to root
endpoint for older plugin versions. Docker HEALTHCHECK updated to
use /health instead of /.
Port allocator would spin on the same Docker-occupied ports because
releasing a flock and re-calling allocate() restarts from port 8192.
Now holds flocks on occupied ports during the scan so allocate()
advances past them.
Also expands default pool from 32 to 128 ports (8192-8319), and
makes range configurable via MCGHIDRA_PORT_START/MCGHIDRA_PORT_END
environment variables.
When port 8192 was already in use by a non-MCGhidra container (e.g.,
LTspice), docker_start would fail instead of trying the next port.
Now loops through the pool, checking each candidate against Docker's
published ports before using it.
Also includes Docker build retry improvements from earlier session.
Allows AI clients to submit feedback about tool quality, report issues,
and track statistics. Persists to ~/.ghydramcp/feedback.db (SQLite).
- Add fastmcp-feedback dependency
- Add feedback_enabled / feedback_db_path config fields
- Wire add_feedback_tools() into create_server() with graceful fallback
- Show feedback path in startup banner
Disable with GHYDRA_FEEDBACK=false
- Switch from Java to Python scripts (avoids OSGi bundle issues)
- Update pyproject.toml with proper src layout and ruff config
- Add binaries/ and ghidra-src/ to gitignore
- Clean up Module.manifest
