0.74.0
More reliable iOS runs
Arbigent now warms up the iOS simulator when connecting to it. A freshly booted simulator can crash the XCTest runner on the first interaction ("App crashed or stopped while executing flow"), which was a common source of flaky iOS runs.
Arbigent waits for the device to become responsive and settle before the first scenario, so cold-start crashes are avoided — no extra setup needed on your side.
Masked secrets in CLI help
Sensitive option values (such as API keys) are now masked in the CLI --help output, so they won't leak when you share your help text or logs.
What's Changed
- Mask sensitive option values in CLI help output by @takahirom in #380
- Switch CLI E2E model to gemma-4-31b-it by @takahirom in #381
- Recover iOS device crashes by reconnecting and retrying by @takahirom in #382
- Revert iOS reconnect-retry; warm up the simulator instead by @takahirom in #383
- Warm up iOS simulator on connect to avoid cold-start runner crashes by @takahirom in #384
Full Changelog: 0.73.0...0.74.0