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Added

• New identify and unpack subcommands to CLI #164
• Move GUI server to ofrak_core, startup GUI through CLI, add testing for server, make GUI pip installable. #168
  • python -m ofrak gui starts the OFRAK GUI server.
• UBI and UBIFS filesystem analyzers / unpackers / packers added. #173, #177
• Add APIs to open GUI in a script or after CLI commands complete. #181
• Installing ofrak also installs it as a console tool, so for example ofrak unpack ... works, instead of requiring python -m ofrak unpack... #181

Changed

• Refactored DataService internals to more efficiently find resources affected by patches #140

Deprecated

• Deprecate view_type.attributes_type in favor of AttributesType[view_type] #149

Fixed

• Remove unneeded and slow .save() when unpacking filesystems #171
• Added missing elf section types to ElfSectionType #178

Added

• Optional permission map parameter to Allocatable.allocate_bom, which enables developers to express where segments of one set of permissions may be placed in the destination binary. For example, a developer may specify to place MemoryPermissions.R Segments in destination program MemoryRegions of MemoryPermissions.R or MemoryPermissions.RX.

Changed

• PatchMaker is now initialized with an existing Toolchain instance. GNU toolchain implementations are split into separate files.
• Make toolchain names in toolchain.conf more specific:
  • GNU_ARM_NONE changed to GNU_ARM_NONE_EABI_10_2_1.
  • GNU_X86_64_LINUX changed to GNU_X86_64_LINUX_EABI_10_3_0.

Removed

• Removed ToolchainVersion.

Added

• ProcessorType.CORTEX_A55

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