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The markdown parsing is broken/disabled for release notes. Sorry about that, I'm chasing the source of a crash that's been bringing this website down for the last couple of days. ### **WARNING: This release breaks code compatibility with previous library versions (before 2.0.0)** - Complete library rework, you will need to change your code to use this library version. - The library is now split into 2 targets for better organisation. - Partial linux support (still work in progress). - Added a swift-friendly uname reimplementation. - Rewritten the sysctl-rarelated code and all the detection code in general. - Removed lots of code redundancies and repetitions for better maintainability. - `CpuArchitecture.actualCurrent()` is now deprecated and has been replaced by `CpuArchitecture.machineCurrent()`, code compatibility has been maintained, but a warning message will be generated. It's strongly recommended to update your code to the new syntax since the next major updates will see the old syntax removed. - Improved some function descriptions. - Added detection for Arm v7 for the `CpuArchitecture.currentExecutableArchitectures` - Added a DEMO playground for quick testing and demonstration - Divided the source code into multiple files - Added a new `HWInfo` class to get info about the current cpu and the system - New cpu architecture detection method that works across multiple Apple OSes - Revisioned the available cpu architecture values for `CpuArchitecture` - Now this library is tested to work on macOS and iOS, it should work on tvOS and watchOS too - Updated the example code inside the REAME and updated the project's description - Improved printing management - Fix compiling for non mac-platforms -Improved printing and added the possibility to disable printing. -Improved detection of the cpu architecture while using Rosetta to run the current app/program. -Added listing of the cpu architectures supported by the current bundle. -Added an `isIntel` function to `CpuArchitecture` for better coherence with the rest of the offered functions. Fixed Apple Silicon detection bug First release of this project, to learn more about it check out the README file.

The markdown parsing is broken/disabled for release notes. Sorry about that, I'm chasing the source of a crash that's been bringing this website down for the last couple of days. - Limited the availability of `SimpleReachability` to fix some building issues on some platforms. - Lowered version requirements for Swift and iOS. - Now using [ITzTravelInTime/SwiftPackagesBase](https://github.com/ITzTravelInTime/SwiftPackagesBase) to remove some unnecessary utility code and to simplify the implementation of the library. - The `SimulatableDetectableBase` and all other derived protocols have been moved to the [ITzTravelInTime/SwiftPackagesBase](https://github.com/ITzTravelInTime/SwiftPackagesBase) Swift package, this change will break code, so add this library to your code. - Removed some silent bugs. - Updated README and copyright years. - Deleted useless files and some cleanup. - Fixed a compatibility issue with Xcode 12. - `NVRAM` is not implemented using the dedicated [TINUIORegistry](https://github.com/ITzTravelInTime/TINUIORegistry) library (some interface changes were made, expect having to change your code, this also includes having to deal with a new dependancy in your project). - Updated README, demo playground and other dependancies. - Some cleanup and minor improvements. - The package is now able to be compiled for iOS, iPadOS and mac Catalyst again (with reduced features). - Updated Legal information in the README and in the source code files. - Updated dependancies. - Added variations of the `SimulatableDetectable` protocol (one for timed re-sample of the status data, another for one sample of status data, and another for alway resample status data). - Added `SimpleReachability` to detect the status of network connection. - Re-worked the implementations of `SimulatableDetectable` types to use the new protocol variants and to reduce the quantity of implementation code. - Changed the way that the usage of a custom SIP Configuration is detected. - Updated dependancies. - Updated README. - Updated the included Demo playground. Notes: This version breaks compatibility with existing classes/structs implementing the `SimulatableDetectable` protocol from past versions, modifying the code for those types is needed in order to switch to this new version. - Fixed a possible crash that could happen if SIP detection fails. - Improved the CSR_ALLOW_UNRESTRICTED_FS description. - Added `SIP.SIPStatus.resultsFullyDisabled` to detect if SIP is actually fully disabled - Improved some comments and descriptions - Updated the demo playground - Bug fix - Only on Recovery/Installer macOS systems: The property `SIP.actualStatus` is now recalculated each time it is called. - Fixed a bug that caused the SIP status to be misreported when the CSR_ALLOW_APPLE_INTERNAL flag was on or off - Added assertions to the `NVRAM` functions to make sure they are used only within non-sandboxed programs. - Added a new file to get user-friendly descriptions for the SIP status and each flag of the status integer. - Added [khronokernel](https://github.com/khronokernel) to the credits for his help with all the SIP-related stuff.

The markdown parsing is broken/disabled for release notes. Sorry about that, I'm chasing the source of a crash that's been bringing this website down for the last couple of days. Lowered swift version and platforms version requirements - Now using [ITzTravelInTime/SwiftPackagesBase](https://github.com/ITzTravelInTime/SwiftPackagesBase) for some basic features which were previously implemented. - `IOEntry` now conforms to protocol `FetchProtocolDataInstance`. As a result of this the function interfaces have been changed slightly to omit the `forKey:` label, this will break code, so code changes are mandatory for library users. - Small overall improvements to the swift package. - The changed the package name to solve compatiblity issues with xcode 12. - Overhauled some legal text. - Added a function to get data properties for `IOEntry` types as integers. First release of the project, see the README for more info on the library.

The markdown parsing is broken/disabled for release notes. Sorry about that, I'm chasing the source of a crash that's been bringing this website down for the last couple of days. - Fixed a compatibility issue with Xcode 12. - Updated dependancies. - Updated dependancies. - Updated the legal information across the source files. - Added an argument to some functions that will avoid having sudo prefixed in front of executed comamnds. - Switched to zsh instead of sh for script execution. - Fixed a crash occurring when the execution of a command returns nil. - Fixed a crash that occurs when parsing some commands. - Fixed a crash that could occur when using the library from a program ruinning as root. - Updated dependacies. - Updated dependancies and platform requirements - Added a DEMO playground to try the library - Updated the README example - Library requirements are now pointed to release libraries - Updated function names and descriptions - Updated the warning message in the playground - Fixed some important bugs from the previous release - Updated for the `Command` 2.x library - Added deprecation messages for the `Command.Sudo.getOut` functions - re-implemented the `Command.Sudo.start` function for better usage an avoiding issues with system PATH variables - Removed the `Command.Sudo.run` implementation because this function now is implemented inside the `CommandExecutor` protocol - Added assertion inside the `Command.Sudo.start` function to check for executable file existence - Removed the `init` from `Command.Sudo` since it's no longer needed - Now using the library [SwiftLoggedPrint](https://github.com/ITzTravelInTime/SwiftLoggedPrint) to manage printed messages Removed useless re-initialisation of `TINUNotifications.shared` for each time the authentication user notification is sent. First publicly available release, check out the README for more info about the project.

The markdown parsing is broken/disabled for release notes. Sorry about that, I'm chasing the source of a crash that's been bringing this website down for the last couple of days. - Updated dependancies for bug fixes. - Updated legal info trought the source code. Library completely re-written: -The old notification delivery system has been replaced by a new class called `Notification`, it uses a more SwiftUI-like approach to sending notifications, check the README and the source code for more info. -Added a new struct to manage `NSAlerts` called `Alert` it can be used like the new notification system. -Source code divided into multiple files -Switched to release dependancies. -Dropped the platform requirements (but the notifications and alert systems are still macOS only, you can use this mainly to access the `Messange` protocol. -Using typealiases to ensure the compatibility of the protocols with iOS/iPadOS. NOTE: This new version brings lot of changes to the library, you have to modify your code in order to upgrade to this new version. -Now notifications can be sent directly from the descriptor objects using a default implementation provided by the `TINUNotificationDescriptor` protocol. -Removed the `allowSpam` parameter from the `TINUNotifications.send` and the `TINUNotifications.justSend` functions because it has been integrated into the descriptor. -Fixed some issues with the function descriptions. NOTE: This update changes the function and the protocol interfaces, you have to do modifications to your existing code before switching to this version of the library. Fixed a bug that prevented the library from working when used for command line tool apps. Fixed initialisation of `TINUNotifications` from external modules, this should also allow for the creation of subclasses of `TINUNotifications`. Updated dependencies to the latest versions First release of this package, for more info check the README file.

The markdown parsing is broken/disabled for release notes. Sorry about that, I'm chasing the source of a crash that's been bringing this website down for the last couple of days. - Now using the `SwiftPackagesBase` library to replace the array extensions implementation. - Removed the implementation of the array extensions (might break code for programs using them). - Updated README, added info in the source code and updated copyright dates. - Fixed a crash occurring when the `run` functions should return nil. From version 2.1.1 - Fixed a problem with the playground not compiling properly when the library is used by other projects. - Fixed Printer class ambiguity. - Updated supported platforms. From version 2.1.0: - Added a `Printer` class to enable or disable debug prints. - Updated Tests to use supported methods instead of the deprecated `getOut` function. - Added a Demo playground to try the library. - Updated the README. - Updated System requirements, now this library will work on any OS X and macOS versions supported by Swift. - Added more debug prints. - Added `stringLine` as an extension to string arrays, this returns the string array as single line string made of the elements of the array separated by spaces. - Updated descriptions for functions. - Bugifxes. - Release worthy. From last deleted releases: - Divided the source code into multiple files for better organisation - Added an extension to `[String]` to avoid having to make code to convert `[String]` into `String` inside the Command-related functions and better avoid it's repetitions into projects using this library. - The `CommandExecutor` protocol now includes a default implementation for the `run` function so subclasses now can avoid using `Command.genericRun` which has been deprecated and removed. - Removed `Command.result` which has been replaced by `Command.Handle.result` - Improved the implementation of the functions - Fixed errors with the documentation - Added deprecation messages - Divided the source code into multiple files for better organisation - Added an extension to `[String]` to avoid having to make code to convert `[String]` into `String` inside the Command-related functions and better avoid it's repetitions into projects using this library. - The `CommandExecutor` protocol now includes a default implementation for the `run` function so subclasses now can avoid using `Command.genericRun` which has been deprecated and removed. - Removed `Command.result` which has been replaced by `Command.Handle.result` - Improved the implementation of the functions - Fixed errors with the documentation - Fixed bugs for extension libraries Dropped the thread assertion check, it was too unreliable. -Added a protocol called `CommandExecutor` to manage Extensions of the `Command` class -Added generic implementation for the `Command.run` function, called `Command.genericRun`, so it can be used by extensions of `Command` for compliance with `CommandExecutor` -Made the `Command` class compliant with the `CommandExecutor` protocol First release of this Library, check out the README and the source code to learn more about it.

The markdown parsing is broken/disabled for release notes. Sorry about that, I'm chasing the source of a crash that's been bringing this website down for the last couple of days. - Fixed Swift 5.0 compatibility - Fixed Linux unit tests for the SPM versions from 5.0 to 5.3 - Fixed an issue with some fetching protocols having a missing default implementation of the `getBool` function when they were supposed to have it. - Added an extension for `FixedWidthInteger` types that: Assuming that the current value represents a frequency in Hz, returns an approximation to the maximum order of magnitude of it as a string with a measurement unit suffixed to it. - Added an extension for `FixedWidthInteger` types that returns a string representing the number in hexadecimal. - Added a random color extension to color types for apple platforms. - Added a bit mask matching function for `FixedWidthInteger` types. - Added an extension to generate bit masks for `FixedWidthInteger` types. - Improved some documentation comments. - Updated tests. - `String` extensions have been converted into `StringProtocol` extensions, this makes the functionality provided available to multiple types and not only `String` types. - Added compliance to the `Copying` protocol to the `Dictionary` type. - Added `sizeString()` function to represent integer types as byte storage unit string, useful to have nice UI-friendly storage values. Example: The value `1024` makes the function return `1 KB`. - Added an extension for `RawRepresentable` types which conforms to the `Identifiable` protocol, so it's no longer necessary to implement the `id` property. - Fixed a build issue with Swift 5.3 and below. - Restricted the access to `Float80`-related code to x86 and only on Linux and macOS targets. - Added extensions for `Float16` (only available for recent Apple OS releases on arm targets). - Limited the availability of some of the extensions for `Date` on iOS (which are now available only for iOS 8+). - Fixed building issues for some platforms. - Re-worked class type extensions for better availability of the extensions. - Re-named some extensions methods because some names could cause some issues. - Added some missing documentation comments. - Overhauled unit tests. - Added some extensions for `Bundle` and `Date`. - Added variants of the `SimulatableDetectable` protocols for Data fetching. - Improved the test target and the README. First release of the package, read the README and the source code for more info about the library.

The markdown parsing is broken/disabled for release notes. Sorry about that, I'm chasing the source of a crash that's been bringing this website down for the last couple of days. - Lowered the iOS version requirements. - Updated dependancy. - Now using the `SwiftPackagesBase` library to avoid implementing some class extensions inside the library, which have been removed from the package code. - Removed the `Encodable` extension because it was unused, if you need that functionality use the `TINUSerialization` library. - Updated the README and the copyright years. - Removed the `Codable` and `Decodable` extensions which have been moved to a new library called [TINUSerialization](https://github.com/ITzTravelInTime/TINUSerialization). If you needed those you have to switch the new library. - Updated legal info in the source files and the README. - Fixed a crash that can occur while performing a log read. - Improved log reading code and performance. - Added initialisation from file for `Decodable` types. - Bug fix - Added print time tracking and printing - Added a playground to try the library - Added an option to put the prefix in front of all the printed lines of a single message - Now every `LoggedPrinterProtocol` type will support having it's own log storage struct - Added extensions to `Date` , `Encodable` and `Decodable` to provvide needed features and provvide some useful things to users of this library - The `printerID` for `LoggedPrinter` is now set by default to the current bundle identifier - Added `printTime` to `LoggedLine` - Renamed `LoggedLine.id` to `LoggedLine.printerID` for better understandability - Added a `LoggedPrintStorage` to let `LoggedPrinterProtocol` types manage their own log storage - Added `DefaultLogMemory` struct to provvide a ready-made `LoggedPrinterProtocol` type for usage - Updated the README example - Updated platform requirements Tested to work on iOS, tvOS and macOS. - Updated platform requirements - Code is now divided into multiple files for better management - Added support for ids to better manage having multiple `LoggedPrinterProtocol` classes - Added the possibility of reading logged lines that came just from the current `LoggedPrinterProtocol` class - By default now the printer prefix for the `LoggedPrinter` class is - Added the possibility to show prefixes into logged debug lines - Fixed a bug which prevented debug lines to be logged as such - Bug fixes

The markdown parsing is broken/disabled for release notes. Sorry about that, I'm chasing the source of a crash that's been bringing this website down for the last couple of days. - Improved Xcode 12 compatibility by using more recent versions of the dependancies. First release of the library, refer to the readme and the source code for more info.