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[1.0.217] - 2026-06-03

First release published to npm since 1.0.213 — npm publishing broke when npm
revoked legacy tokens, and is now restored on secure OIDC trusted publishing.
This release also makes the npm package install correctly on Windows for the
first time.

✨ New features & improvements

  • ostrace --follow — persistent log streaming that survives process restarts. Auto-reconnects when the target process exits/restarts: with --process=<name> it re-resolves the new PID, with an explicit --pid it exits cleanly when that PID ends. (#719)
  • ostrace plain-text output — --nojson now prints structured, human-readable lines [timestamp] PID:##### <Level> [subsystem:category] message instead of raw JSON, with ANSI color coding (Info=cyan, Debug=gray, Error=red, Fault=bold red). Colors are emitted only when stdout is a TTY, so pipes and files stay clean. (#718)
  • More reliable Developer Disk Image (DDI) mounting on iOS 17+ — fixes identity-not-found failures on newer chips (e.g. A19 Pro) and adds a manifest fast-path that skips the nonce + Apple TSS round-trip on re-mounts when a valid personalization manifest already exists. (#720, #723)

🐛 Fixes

  • Windows npm install — npm i -g go-ios previously installed a binary that wasn't on PATH (the postinstall placed it in a non-PATH bin subfolder), so ios was uncallable on Windows. The binary is now installed to the correct location. (#730)
  • macOS 26 binary launch — bump the Go toolchain to 1.24.13 so produced binaries carry an LC_UUID load command; without it, macOS 26's dyld rejects them with abort trap. (#723)

🔧 Build, CI & internals

  • npm publishing migrated to OIDC trusted publishing — no more long-lived NODE_AUTH_TOKEN; releases authenticate per-run via GitHub OIDC, with provenance attestations. (#727)
  • Cross-platform install verification — release and canary pipelines now install the freshly published package on Windows, Linux and macOS and run the binary, asserting the version matches. (#728, #730)
  • Canary release pipeline — manual-dispatch workflow publishing a throwaway go-ios-canary package to validate the full release flow without shipping. (#727)
  • Releases now gated behind the make-release label. (#726)
  • Real-device e2e test suite on the self-hosted macOS/Linux runners, gated to run only after unit tests pass, and runnable on fork PRs via a maintainer /test-devices comment. (#723, #725, #726)
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