* Change error from Swift.Error to NSError
* Adds ResultOperation.localizedFailure
* Finish Riley's monster commit
3b38d725d7
May the Gods have mercy on my soul.
* Fix format strings I broke
* Include "Enable JIT" errors in Error Log
* Fix minimuxer status checking
* [skip ci] Update the no wifi message to include VPN
* Opens Error Log when tapping ToastView
* Fixes Error Log context menu covering cell content
* Fixes Error Log context menu appearing while scrolling
* Fixes incorrect Search FAQ URL
* Fix Error Log showing UIAlertController on iOS 14+
* Fix Error Log not showing UIAlertController on iOS <=13
* Fix wrong color in AuthenticationViewController
* Fix typo
* Fixes logging non-AltServerErrors as AltServerError.underlyingError
* Limits quitting other AltStore/SideStore processes to database migrations
* Skips logging cancelled errors
* Replaces StoreApp.latestVersion with latestSupportedVersion + latestAvailableVersion
We now store the latest supported version as a relationship on StoreApp, rather than the latest available version. This allows us to reference the latest supported version in predicates and sort descriptors.
However, we kept the underlying Core Data property name the same to avoid extra migration.
* Conforms OperatingSystemVersion to Comparable
* Parses AppVersion.minOSVersion/maxOSVersion from source JSON
* Supports non-NSManagedObjects for @Managed properties
This allows us to use @Managed with properties that may or may not be NSManagedObjects at runtime (e.g. protocols). If they are, Managed will keep strong reference to context like before.
* Supports optional @Managed properties
* Conforms AppVersion to AppProtocol
* Verifies min/max OS version before downloading app + asks user to download older app version if necessary
* Improves error message when file does not exist at AppVersion.downloadURL
* Removes unnecessary StoreApp convenience properties
* Removes unnecessary StoreApp convenience properties as well as fix other issues
* Remove Settings bundle, add SwiftUI view instead
Fix refresh all shortcut intent
* Update AuthenticationOperation.swift
Signed-off-by: June Park <rjp2030@outlook.com>
* Fix build issues given by develop
* Add availability check to fix CI build(?)
* If it's gonna be that way...
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Signed-off-by: June Park <rjp2030@outlook.com>
Co-authored-by: nythepegasus <nythepegasus84@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Riley Testut <riley@rileytestut.com>
Co-authored-by: ny <me@nythepegas.us>
This error is related to App ID creation failure.
App ID name must be an ascii text. It is not allowed to create an App ID with non-ascii text like Chinese, Japanese.
If the name is NOT an ascii text, using bundleID instead.
As of March 20, 2023, deleting an app’s auto-generated free provisioning profile is no longer supported. However, fetching the provisioning profile now re-generates is every time, so there’s no need to delete it first.
As a workaround, we now simply use the first profile we fetched if we receive an error when deleting it. This approach should continue to work even if Apple later reverses this change.
We can’t remove all app groups from an App ID once one has been assigned, but we _can_ disable app groups completely for effectively the same result.
This fixes some apps having permanant access to AltStore’s own app group after being (de-)activated.
Apple’s servers return an error when registering a bundle ID with different capitalization than an existing one, so we now perform case-insensitive comparisons when determining if we need to register an App ID.
Assuming the certificate used to originally sign an app is still valid, we can refresh an app simply by installing new provisioning profiles. However, if the signing certificate is no longer valid, we fall back to the old method of resigning + reinstalling.
