The Library package offers the PassepartoutImplementations target for
OpenVPN/OpenSSL and WireGuard/Go, but it doesn't need it itself. Only
the main app does, so move the dependency there.
On the other side, drop the potentially problematic AppUI meta target.
Move platform filters to the Xcode project.
Indirectly fixes a crash with Xcode 16 Previews on iOS (forced to use
legacy previews before):
https://forums.developer.apple.com/forums/thread/756681
- Address further restrictions on actor-isolation by using `nonisolated`
on:
- Combine subjects
- Core Data context/controller
- Blocks
- In previews using inline `@State`, create a custom view instead
- Use `@retroactive` in l10n extensions
- Fix compile error in WireGuardKit
Move Core Data tests out of the Library package so that we can still use
the more efficient `swift test` for most tests.
Create a PassepartoutTests target only for tests that require
`xcodebuild`, like Core Data tests.
Eventually:
- PRs only run SwiftPM tests
- Releases run ALL tests with `scan` before `gym`
- Do not observe tunnel in grid/list
- Only observe .$currentProfile for grid selection
- Move row tunnel updates to MarkerView
- Debug InstalledProfileView
Regression in #839 due to how NSFetchedResultsController was refactored.
Duplicated entities were not excluded from mapping.
Could "crash" the app with these easy steps:
- Pick a profile
- Unshare the profile on iOS
- Unshare the profile on macOS
- Re-share the profile on iCloud on both iOS and macOS
- Save the profile simultaneously on iOS/macOS
- Assertion failure due to duplicates in
ProfileManager.reloadRemoteProfiles() → "Remote repository must not have
duplicates"
Loading remote profiles before local profiles may cause duplicated NE
managers. This happened because if local profiles are empty, any remote
profile is imported regardless of their former existence in the local
store. The importer just doesn't know.
Therefore, revisit the sequence of AppContext registrations:
- First off
- Skip Tunnel prepare() because NEProfileRepository.fetch() does it
already
- NE is both Tunnel and ProfileRepository, so calling tunnel.prepare()
loads local NE profiles twice
- onLaunch() - **run this once and before anything else**
- Read local profiles
- Reload in-app receipt
- Observe in-app eligibility → Triggers onEligibleFeatures()
- Observe profile save → Triggers onSaveProfile()
- Fetch providers index
- onForeground()
- Read local profiles
- Read remote profiles, and toggle CloudKit sync based on eligibility
- onEligibleFeatures()
- Read remote profiles, and toggle CloudKit sync based on eligibility
- onSaveProfile()
- Reconnect if necessary
1. ThemeProgressViewModifier to replace content with a progress view
while a condition is active
2. ThemeEmptyContentModifier to replace content with a message if an
empty condition is met
3. Replace .opacity(bool ? 1.0 : 0.0) with .opaque(bool)
Reuse:
- 1 in PaywallView and DonateView
- 2 in ProfileContainerView
Restore .sharing feature:
- Merge "Apple TV" into "iCloud" section
- "Enabled", disabled if ineligible for .sharing
- "Apple TV", disabled if ineligible for .appleTV || !isShared
- Footer about TV restrictions
Paywalls:
- "Share on iCloud" if ineligible for .sharing
- "Drop TV restriction" if eligible for .sharing but not for .appleTV
- Applies to full version products (user level 2)
- Suggest Apple TV product
Restrictions:
- Toggle CloudKit sync on remote repository based on .sharing
eligibility
- Do not start tunnel on Apple TV if ineligible for .appleTV
Fixes:
- Incorrect zip() publishers in remote repository
- Resolve duplicates in Core Data, first profile wins sorted by
lastUpdate descending
- Reload receipt on OOB IAPManager events
Move the following dependencies:
- OpenVPN/OpenSSL
- WireGuard/Go
up the chain until the main App/Tunnel targets, so that UILibrary and
CommonLibrary can abstract from these unnecessary details. Instead, give
module views access to generic implementations via Registry.
Incidentally, this fixes an issue preventing TV previews from working
due to OpenSSL linkage.
- Use StoreKit views when available
- Offer one-time purchase
- Recurring subscriptions for all features
- Restore purchases
Remove .siri (Shortcuts), now free.
Closes#819Closes#469
Do not delete CloudKit zone. Instead, delete Core Data entities and let
sync do the rest. It's also a "more standard" approach.
Deleting the zone right after the entities legitimately makes deletion
ineffective, because it probably spoils sync.
The condition came from v2, but the flow was different. Drop the
condition because it would always fail in TestFlight for macOS, where
sandbox and release receipts have the same URL.
- Centralize context initialization/refresh in platform-specific app
delegates
- Prevent multiple calls to .onApplicationActive()
- Simplify local/remote profile fingerprint comparison
- Revert to always replacing Core Data entities
- The remote store somehow ended up having duplicates, which caused
repeated imports of remote profiles due to randomly different
fingerprints
- Optimize reload of in-app receipt
Refactoring:
- Get receipts from StoreKit Transaction.currentEntitlements
- Search for the originally purchased build in the local receipt anyway
(Kvitto)
- Fall back to release receipt (Kvitto), if any, for feature eligibility
in TestFlight builds
- Parse and verify expiration date in subscriptions
- Decouple in-app identifier composition from BundleConfiguration
- Fix user level features only applied when a receipt was not found
Testing:
- Add StoreKit configuration
- Fake purchases with PP_FAKE_IAP
- Fake user level with PP_USER_LEVEL
Then for reactive receipt reload, detect app activation differently:
- iOS/tvOS on .scenePhase
- macOS on launch and NSWorkspace.didActivateApplicationNotification
As to features:
- Credit former "Full version" purchasers with all current AND future
features, except the Apple TV
Revisit the use of informational footers in forms because:
- iOS uses Section footers
- macOS uses a secondary label below the main row label
Therefore:
- Add .themeRow() modifier to accomplish macOS behavior
- iOS: leave .themeSection() as is, and add a dummy .themeRow() that
does nothing
- macOS: make footer ineffective in .themeSection(), but add .themeRow()
modifiers to move footers to rows
Based on in-app eligibility, expire TV profiles after 10 minutes.
Refactor/redesign general sections and offer .sharing feature for free,
it makes it simpler to focus on Apple TV product.
Streamline initialization of AppContext objects without singletons,
especially because some are interconnected.
Rethink ProfileProcessor to be the only gateway of profile processing
for:
- Include
- Save
- Connect
Provide closures with access to the IAPManager for eligibility checks.
Finally, take a ProfileProcessor parameter in:
- ProfileManager (for isIncluded and willSave)
- ExtendedTunnel (for willConnect)
so that it's used implicitly without having to put it into the SwiftUI
environment.
Other than that:
- Move AppError to CommonLibrary
- Skip decoding of attributes from Core Data because they are already
part of the profile
- Perform profiles removal in a single publisher, in
reloadRemoteProfiles() after importing remote profiles
- Only force a new lastUpdate/fingerprint if profile is saved locally,
DO NOT alter them if imported from remote repository because this would
cause a re-save on iCloud
- Profiles were purged twice on launch in the main macOS app
Add profile attribute `isAvailableForTV` and set specific behavior to:
- Observe shared profiles and delete locally when unshared
- Only keep locally those profiles with the TV attribute enabled
- Add toggle in UI
Additions to the domain:
- Update rather than replace existing Core Data profile
- Attach ProfileAttributes to Profile.userInfo
- Store one-off `fingerprint` UUID on each save
With the above in place, fix and improve ProfileManager to:
- Use `fingerprint` to compare local/remote profiles in history and thus
avoid local re-import of shared profiles
- Use `deletingRemotely` to delete local profiles when removed from the
remote repository (default false)
- Use `isIncluded` filter to exclude certain profiles from the local
repository (default nil)
The dismissal action waited until the current connection was
disconnected.
Consider that AppContext makes the explicit .connect() redundant,
reconnection is already happening after saving a profile while
connected.
- [x] tvOS: When profile selector appears, if it's closed without
selecting any profile, it instantly reopens
- [x] Set initial focus in OpenVPN credentials
Define two styles for interactive login:
- Modal (iOS/macOS) - Form inside NavigationStack
- Inline (tvOS) - VStack
Requires OpenVPN credentials view to be container-agnostic.
Play with focus to improve the overall TV experience.
Rather than defining a new enum, tie ModuleType to ModuleHandler names
from PassepartoutKit.
Also a way to reuse ModuleType.localizedDescription on both Module and
ModuleBuilder implementations.
Start with the profile tab. Left to do: search and settings.
Fixes and refactoring:
- Listen to changes in current profile in ExtendedTunnel
- Externalize style from TunnelToggleButton and ConnectionStatusText
(renamed from View)
- Add ThemeCountryText for convenience
- Move InteractiveView to AppUI for use in TV, with
OpenVPNCredentialsView
- Move non-UI entities to AppLibrary (IAP, ExtendedTunnel,
ProfileProcessor)
- Take API out of CommonLibrary (tunnel extension does not need it)
- Reorganize theme views/modifiers into separate files
The biggest issue is the hidden and scattered use of both Tunnel and
ConnectionObserver. Only use the latter, and rename it to ExtendedTunnel
for being now a full wrapper around Tunnel (e.g. for .connectionStatus).
In general, restrict the use of EnvironmentObject to:
- Theme
- IAPManager
- ProfileProcessor
- ProviderManager
Always be explicit about:
- ProfileManager
- ExtendedTunnel
Contextually, move some UI entities to the base AppUI target.
#779 was happening because environment objects were set on contentView,
which is not the _outmost_ root view. This clarifies why the Theme
object was not being found in ThemeLockScreenModifier.
Also, do not hardcode LogoView as lock view.
- Refactor AppUI initialization in all platforms (sort of template
method pattern)
- Make AppMenu specific to macOS by wrapping it into a folder for
consistency
- Add SizeClassProviding for repeated checks on hsClass/vsClass
Fixes#659
Encode OpenVPN password + OTP in tunnel rather than in the app.
Encoding them upfront in the app ends up persisting the profile with the
combined password. Update the library with a new OTP field in
OpenVPN.Credentials, so that the password encoding is performed [on the
fly in the
tunnel](https://github.com/passepartoutvpn/passepartoutkit-source/pull/398).
Similar to how provider modules are generated.
This is likely a regression caused by migrating to NEProfileRepository,
because starting a connection causes the profile to be saved to NE with
the encoded password. Later, the profile is restored from NE and
therefore contains the encoded password.
- Let the user close the window, the app will just remain alive in the
status bar
- Accordingly, replace "Confirm quit" preference with the option to stay
alive in the status bar
- Add "About..." item
Split AppUI into AppUI and AppUIMain to allow for a new, simplified
AppUITV target tailored for the Apple TV.
As a PoC, present a view with a list of the shared profiles.
Add a status menu via SwiftUI MenuBarExtra where to:
- Show/hide app
- Launch on login via "Login Item" target
- Toggle profiles on/off
Only weird that the login item is not added to the list of "Open at
Login", but to "Allow in the Background", see
https://github.com/pilotmoon/Scroll-Reverser/issues/165
Requires some refactoring to bring AppContext initialization to the
AppDelegate.
Fixes#617Fixes#482Fixes#696Fixes#505
Countries are filtered through the latest servers list. If a country is
chosen, the countries picker only lists the currently selected country,
because there are no servers from other countries.
Update the library to prefetch the available countries per category.
At module creation time, choose whether to use a provider or import a
configuration file. After the import, the provider picker is hidden for
mutual exclusion.
For clarity, refactor the configuration part of OpenVPNView into a
ConfigurationView subview.
