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Script subcommand restructured for the OSGi bundle cache: - script run: uses cached compilation (fast repeat invocations) - script run-once: delete + run (guaranteed fresh compile) - script delete: invalidate the cached bundle (BundleHost.remove) - script list: unchanged The OSGi BundleHost caches compiled script classes per directory. Without run-once/delete, editing a script and re-running uses the stale cached class. run-once calls script_delete first (no-op if unregistered), then script_run. Also: - Remove unimplemented Script::Python/Java inline (bridge stubs) - Add 'ghidra skills' agent guide target - Improve disasm -n help text - fix program delete (release current program + terminate checkouts)
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Script subcommand restructured for the OSGi bundle cache:
The OSGi BundleHost caches compiled script classes per directory. Without run-once/delete, editing a script and re-running uses the stale cached class. run-once calls script_delete first (no-op if unregistered), then script_run.
Also: