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ShipPilot 0.1.1

02 Jun 17:51

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0.1.1 - 2026-06-02

Added

  • Added the Wall of Apps source data, README gallery section, listing command, and App Store-backed submission flow.
  • Added shippilot wall submit --dry-run previews and --confirm GitHub pull request creation through an authenticated gh session.

Changed

  • Continued QA setup after simulator launch timeouts so agents can relaunch the app when needed.
  • Treated simulator bootstatus timeouts as recoverable and increased the simulator bootstatus wait.
  • Tightened simulator bridge and prompt wording around the QA tool allowlist.
  • Clarified prompt-injection risk reduction docs.

v0.1.0

01 Jun 10:22

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Added

  • ShipPilot simulator MCP bridge with a small allowlist of simulator-only tools.
  • Explicit MCP input schemas for UI automation tools.
  • Trusted-runner checks for secret-backed GitHub Actions runs.
  • Stronger secret redaction, including transformed secret values.

Changed

  • Default Codex tools and web search are disabled during QA execution.
  • QA prompts and security docs now treat QA case text, app UI, screenshots, logs, and files as untrusted data.
  • Already-booted simulators are handled as a recoverable setup condition.
  • Package bin path is normalized.

ShipPilot v0.0.2

31 May 17:29
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Patch release for the initial public package.

Highlights:

  • Removed the unused reports.logs option from docs, examples, and generated config.
  • Clarified that verbose mode streams redacted terminal output rather than writing log artifacts.
  • Updated pull request CI to run on Node.js 20 and 22 with typecheck, tests, build, and npm package validation.
  • Updated README icon rendering so it works from npm without increasing package size.

ShipPilot v0.0.1

31 May 17:03

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Initial public npm release of the shippilot CLI.\n\nHighlights:\n- Markdown QA case parsing with required environment checks.\n- Codex SDK execution path for agentic iOS QA runs.\n- XcodeBuildMCP-backed iOS simulator doctor and run support.\n- JSON, Markdown, and JUnit report output.\n- GitHub Actions and Bitrise usage examples.\n- Release workflow for future npm trusted publishing releases.