- `skip` and `last`: Skips the first N/to the end of dependencies before doing comparisons.
- `atLeast` and `atMost`: Length check before doing comparisons.
- `includes`: Simply checks if the depedencies exist. This is performance intensive though.
Improved Recovery Mode features generally:
- Ability to view and modify saved states while not actually running any additional plugins
- Better Recovery Mode banner display
- Enter Recovery Mode option in Revenge Settings UI
- Fixed freeze detection false positives
New APIs:
- lib/discord: `disabled` in `DiscordModules.Components.FloatingActionButtonProps`
- lib/modules/native/app: new submodule with `reloadApp()` method
Fixes:
- Use `reloadApp()` instead of `BundleUpdaterManager.reload()`
This requires loader support and can only be triggered from a native dialog.
Recovery mode toggle won't be a functionality for now. If there's a use, such as binary searching problematic plugins, then it'll be added (similar to VSCode extension bisect).
Recomputing causes a React crash because the harness calls additional hooks for every setting.
When we add/remove setting items, hooks are not called the same amount.
React expects the same amount of hooks to be called after each render, so this breaks adding settings items while in Settings.
We can remount it instead to avoid this crash.
This plugin has been moved to an external repository.
The goal of bundling internal plugins are including what's needed by _the user_ by default.
Developer Kit is not needed by most users, nor is it a "safe" plugin (it exposes a few attack surfaces, even if unlikely to be used).
First Android Static Hermes version incoming, with Metro issues.
- scripts/plugins/hermesc: use hermes-compiler
- plugins/settings: get React Native version correctly
- lib/modules/finders/filters: support null ID in DependencyMap for `withDependencies`
- lib/discord: update filters for 341202+
