Previously this was shadowing the user's cwd path onto the device, e.g.
if you were installing from `/home/foo/bar` it would create
`/home/foo/bar/PublicStaging` on the device. For uniformity with other
tools like `ideviceinstaller`, clean this up and just create
`/PublicStaging`.
# fix: hardening `mobileprovision.c` to avoid future crashes.
## Context:
I found two common weakness inside `Sources/CXKit/mobileprovision.c`,
which seems to be an important layer of `xtool`'s signing logic.
### Common weaknesses found:
- CWE-476
- CWE-119
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Co-authored-by: Kabir Oberai <oberai.kabir@gmail.com>
This was vestigial, and besides the fact that we don't actually do any
work in this stage, we also never update the progress here so it gets
stuck at 0%.
- Always try to register the device and just return gracefully if it
fails (prevents races, pagination issues)
- Allow `SigningContext` (and therefore `AutoSigner`) to be created
without a target device: just skip device registration.
We pull the list of App IDs in `upsertApp` to see if we already created
the App ID. This broke when the user had too many App IDs, since DS
returned a paginated response and we only looked at the first page.
We could paginate the whole list (as seen in #89) but that's slow.
Instead, just filter the query to the expected App ID. This is a prefix
search so we might still receive multiple responses, but it's much less
likely that the user has like 10(? I'm not sure what the default/max
pagination limit is) apps registered with the XTL-ABC.com.foo.bar prefix
(they could have PlugIns but usually just a small number of them.)
This is a tentative fix for #87.
- Make some enums non-exhaustive (closes#77)
- Also a tentative fix for #62 and #64
- Improve logging on deserialization failure
We now use raw JS to patch the OpenAPI spec instead of openapi-overlay.
It's a lot more flexible this way.
Allow setting `XTL_DEV_LOG` to a regex (e.g. `export
XTL_DEV_LOG='profiles_.*'`) to log the responses of all matching
operations
Also add `BundleIdPlatform.services` as seen
[here](60bbc198c8/Makefile (L9))
Closes#68
## On any platform
You can now do
```bash
xtool dev build --triple arm64-apple-ios-simulator [--ipa]
```
To build a .app/.ipa that works on the simulator.
## On macOS
You can do
```bash
xtool dev --simulator
```
To one-shot build-and-install on the booted simulator.
