add serialnumber to ./wlink list command output #91
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Pull request overview
This PR adds USB serial number information to the ./wlink list command output, enabling users to reliably identify specific programmers when multiple devices are connected. This is particularly useful on Windows where bus and device numbers can change on reconnection.
Key Changes:
- Opens each detected USB device to read its serial number
- Updates the output format string to include the serial number field
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Add the programmer's USB serial number to the ./wlink list command output. This becomes handy when having more than one programmer connected at the same time.
At least on Windows, Bus and Device number cannot be used to identify a programmer. The device number changes with every reconnect of the programmer.
Only works with libusb.