This release aims to make Snr more comfortable for the end user.
- Additions:
- Network interfaces snr core utils, allowing gathering data on network interfaces.
- Payload variable validation.
- As per the new validations, now commands show a more accurate type for variables (VALID_PORT causes an int variable to become a port number, not just an int.)
- Documentation for validators on `payload_development` guide.
- New development tool: `bypass_init`. It creates the directories snr needs and an empty file as rootfs to essentially bypass init for usages other than generating payloads (that obviously wouldn't work.)
- Document release steps to ensure mistakes won't happen again.
- Allow toggling of Option variables using syntax: `set <var_name> !`.
- Allow expansion of variables as `${<var_name>}`.
- Now `set` command based on flags tries to return type as something more descriptive, like `IP Address` or `Port Number` once the flags are passed.
- `unset` (and subsequently `set`) no longer error out when trying to unset payload-defined variables, but instead reset it to its default value.
- Snr now shows tips at each shell setup (after each time getting run or reloaded).
- Once `VALID_IP`, `VALID_IPV4` or `VALID_IPV6` flag is passed for a variable, user can enter interface name, or domain name and Snr would retrieve the IP for the payload.
- Payload generation now shows a progress bar.
- Improvements:
- Ensure all tools have the executable bit.
- Use validators in all built-in payloads.
- Now `set` command instead of just showing the types, (even if no flags are passed) uses a more friendly type name:
- `String` for `str`.
- `Number` for `int`.
- `Option` for `bool`.
- `String List` for `list[str]`.
- Breaking changes:
- Payload generation steps are now generators. This helps creating a more pleasant experience for users.