As of iOS 16, iOS apps can no longer read the device name. This means devices registered with AltStore (not AltServer) have generic names, so we should prefer using the name of provided ALTDevice rather than the name of device returned from server to ensure it’s correct.
* [Shared] Revises ALTLocalizedError protocol
* Refactors errors to conform to revised ALTLocalizedError protocol
* [Missing Commit] Remaining changes for ALTLocalizedError
* [AltServer] Refactors errors to conform to revised ALTLocalizedError protocol
* [Missing Commit] Declares ALTLocalizedTitleErrorKey + ALTLocalizedDescriptionKey
* Updates Objective-C errors to match revised ALTLocalizedError
* [Missing Commit] Unnecessary ALTLocalizedDescription logic
* [Shared] Refactors NSError.withLocalizedFailure to properly support ALTLocalizedError
* [Shared] Supports adding localized titles to errors via NSError.withLocalizedTitle()
* Revises ErrorResponse logic to support arbitrary errors and user info values
* [Missed Commit] Renames CodableServerError to CodableError
* Merges ConnectionError into OperationError
* [Missed Commit] Doesn’t check ALTWrappedError’s userInfo for localizedDescription
* [Missed] Fixes incorrect errorDomain for ALTErrorEnums
* [Missed] Removes nonexistent ALTWrappedError.h
* Includes source file and line number in OperationError.unknown failureReason
* Adds localizedTitle to AppManager operation errors
* Fixes adding localizedTitle + localizedFailure to ALTWrappedError
* Updates ToastView to use error’s localizedTitle as title
* [Shared] Adds NSError.formattedDetailedDescription(with:)
Returns formatted NSAttributedString containing all user info values intended for displaying to the user.
* [Shared] Updates Error.localizedErrorCode to say “code” instead of “error”
* Conforms ALTLocalizedError to CustomStringConvertible
* Adds “View More Details” option to Error Log context menu to view detailed error description
* [Shared] Fixes NSError.formattedDetailedDescription appearing black in dark mode
* [AltServer] Updates error alert to match revised error logic
Uses error’s localizedTitle as alert title.
* [AltServer] Adds “View More Details” button to error alert to view detailed error info
* [AltServer] Renames InstallError to OperationError and conforms to ALTErrorEnum
* [Shared] Removes CodableError support for Date user info values
Not currently used, and we don’t want to accidentally parse a non-Date as a Date in the meantime.
* [Shared] Includes dynamic UserInfoValueProvider values in NSError.formattedDetailedDescription()
* [Shared] Includes source file + line in NSError.formattedDetailedDescription()
Automatically captures source file + line when throwing ALTErrorEnums.
* [Shared] Captures source file + line for unknown errors
* Removes sourceFunction from OperationError
* Adds localizedTitle to AuthenticationViewController errors
* [Shared] Moves nested ALTWrappedError logic to ALTWrappedError initializer
* [AltServer] Removes now-redundant localized failure from JIT errors
All JIT errors now have a localizedTitle which effectively says the same thing.
* Makes OperationError.Code start at 1000
“Connection errors” subsection starts at 1200.
* [Shared] Updates Error domains to revised [Source].[ErrorType] format
* Updates ALTWrappedError.localizedDescription to prioritize using wrapped NSLocalizedDescription as failure reason
* Makes ALTAppleAPIError codes start at 3000
* [AltServer] Adds relevant localizedFailures to ALTDeviceManager.installApplication() errors
* Revises OperationError failureReasons and recovery suggestions
All failure reasons now read correctly when preceded by a failure reason and “because”.
* Revises ALTServerError error messages
All failure reasons now read correctly when preceded by a failure reason and “because”.
* Most failure reasons now read correctly when preceded by a failure reason and “because”.
* ALTServerErrorUnderlyingError forwards all user info provider calls to underlying error.
* Revises error messages for ALTAppleAPIErrorIncorrectCredentials
* [Missed] Removes NSError+AltStore.swift from AltStore target
* [Shared] Updates AltServerErrorDomain to revised [Source].[ErrorType] format
* [Shared] Removes “code” from Error.localizedErrorCode
* [Shared] Makes ALTServerError codes (appear to) start at 2000
We can’t change the actual error codes without breaking backwards compatibility, so instead we just add 2000 whenever we display ALTServerError codes to the user.
* Moves VerificationError.errorFailure to VerifyAppOperation
* Supports custom failure reason for OperationError.unknown
* [Shared] Changes AltServerErrorDomain to “AltServer.ServerError”
* [Shared] Converts ALTWrappedError to Objective-C class
NSError subclasses must be written in ObjC for Swift.Error <-> NSError bridging to work correctly.
# Conflicts:
# AltStore.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj
* Fixes decoding CodableError nested user info values
Previously we assumed that if there was an error installing the developer disk, it was incompatible with the device’s iOS version. Howevever, sometimes an iOS device needs to be rebooted before it can successfully mount a developer disk.
We now explicitly check for the latter scenario, and present a different error message asking the user to reboot their device if that’s the case.
Bundle(url:) is cached, so even if AltPlugin is deleted Bundle(url:) will still return a non-nil value. Instead, we now directly check whether a directory exists at pluginURL to determine if AltPlugin is installed.
ALTWiredConnection.disconnect() doesn’t do anything if ALTWiredConnection.isConnected == NO. The problem is, we never set .isConnected to YES in the first place…which means disconnect() never actually did anything. Whoops.
WirelessConnection.nwConnection.stateUpdateHandler maintains strong reference to WirelessConnection, resulting in strong reference cycle. To break it, we now explicitly set stateUpdateHandler to nil when disconnecting.
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.
Manual sideloading is intended to be a fallback for situations where AltStore cannot be used. To emphasize this, we hide the option by default unless the user holds the Option key.
Previously, DeveloperDiskImages were only differentied by OS version, which meant (for example) iOS 15.0 and tvOS 15.0 disk images were cached to the same location. Now iOS and tvOS disk images are stored separately, so AltServer will no longer try to use a cached disk image for the wrong OS.
Simultaneously updating WiredConnectionHandler.notificationConnections can cause a crash, so we enforce serial access to notificationConnections via DispatchQueue.
Previously, we returned YES when there was no error. Instead, we should return YES only when there’s no error _and_ the developer disk image is installed.
Allows AltServer to programmatically initiate a debug session with AltStore, which can be used to start a background refresh or enable JIT on demand.
[AltServer] Renames ALTDevice variable name
