0.10.0

What's Changed

• fix(cli): doctor points at disk-usage, not the removed du command by @raphkoebraam in #1
• fix: keep the simulator Xcode was using when cleanup removes duplicates by @raphkoebraam in #2
• feat: runtime catalog with list, install, and uninstall by version by @raphkoebraam in #3
• feat: device is the only positional argument by @raphkoebraam in #4

New Contributors

• @raphkoebraam made their first contribution in #1

Full Changelog: v0.9.0...v0.10.0

0.10.0-beta.1

What's Changed

• fix(cli): doctor points at disk-usage, not the removed du command by @raphkoebraam in #1
• fix: keep the simulator Xcode was using when cleanup removes duplicates by @raphkoebraam in #2
• feat: runtime catalog with list, install, and uninstall by version by @raphkoebraam in #3
• feat: device is the only positional argument by @raphkoebraam in #4

New Contributors

• @raphkoebraam made their first contribution in #1

Full Changelog: v0.9.0...v0.10.0-beta.1

0.9.0

First public release.

Added

• Device resolution by name. Anywhere a command takes a <device>, Mirage
  accepts a full name, a unique fragment of one, a UDID, a UDID prefix, or
  booted. Ambiguous queries prefer the booted device, then the newest
  runtime, and otherwise list the candidates instead of guessing. Omitting the
  device entirely targets the booted simulator.
• Full simctl surface: device lifecycle (create, boot, shutdown,
  erase, delete, rename, clone, upgrade), list and booted, apps
  (app install, app launch, app list, app container, and friends),
  media and IO (screenshot, record, media add, open), push,
  privacy, statusbar, ui, location, keychain, pasteboard,
  watch pairing, runtime management, spawn, diagnose, and logs.
• Forgiving runtime queries. --runtime 18 resolves to the closest runtime
  the device can actually run, with compatibility guidance instead of simctl's
  bare "Incompatible device" error.
• cleanup — reclaims disk by removing unavailable, stale, and duplicate
  devices, showing exactly what it will delete and how much space it frees
  before touching anything.
• disk-usage — per-runtime and per-device disk report.
• doctor — sanity checks for the simulator environment.
• completions — completion scripts for zsh, bash, and fish.
• --json on the listing commands, emitting stable, pretty-printed output.
• MIRAGE_DEVICE_SET / --set — routes every simctl call through an
  isolated CoreSimulator device set, so CI never touches personal simulators.
• Confirmation guards. Destructive commands prompt when a terminal is
  attached and refuse to run without --yes when one isn't.
• Honest exit codes: 0 on success, simctl's own code on failure, 64
  for usage errors.