fix: start tunnel before apps launch and terminate on iOS 17+ #106
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WalkthroughModified iOS device handling to initialize tunnels before app launch and termination operations for iOS 17+. Updated Go toolchain from 1.24.7 to 1.25.0 and dependencies quic-go/quic-go (v0.48.2→v0.49.1) and go.uber.org/mock (v0.4.0→v0.5.0). Changes
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
actor User
participant App as LaunchApp/<br/>TerminateApp
participant Tunnel as Tunnel Manager
participant Device as Device Connection
User->>App: Request
rect rgb(220, 245, 220)
Note over App,Tunnel: NEW: Preflight Tunnel Init (iOS 17+)
App->>Tunnel: startTunnel()
alt Tunnel Success
Tunnel-->>App: ✓ Ready
else Tunnel Failure
Tunnel-->>App: ✗ Error
App-->>User: "failed to start tunnel: [error]"
Note over App: Return error
end
end
opt Tunnel Running
App->>Device: Obtain enhanced connection
Device-->>App: Connection ready
App-->>User: Success
end
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devices/ios.go (1)
505-509: LGTM! Tunnel initialization properly guards app termination.The tunnel startup logic mirrors the approach in
LaunchAppand is functionally correct. However, consider extracting the duplicated tunnel initialization pattern if additional methods require the same preflight check in the future.If more methods need tunnel initialization, consider extracting a helper:
func (d *IOSDevice) ensureTunnelForOperation() error { err := d.startTunnel() if err != nil { return fmt.Errorf("failed to start tunnel: %w", err) } return nil }Then use it as:
if err := d.ensureTunnelForOperation(); err != nil { return err }
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devices/ios.go (1)
468-472: LGTM! Tunnel initialization properly guards app launch.The tunnel startup before obtaining an enhanced device connection ensures iOS 17+ devices have the required tunnel infrastructure in place. The
startTunnel()method correctly handles the case where a tunnel already exists or isn't needed for older iOS versions.go.mod (1)
12-12: I need to investigate further whetherquic-gov0.49.1 actually exists, since the releases list only showed v0.49.0. Let me search for more detailed information about available versions and any breaking changes.Let me search for more specific information about quic-go v0.49.1 and understand the replace directive pattern.
Based on my verification, I've gathered sufficient information to provide the final assessment:
Versions verified as valid and available. quic-go v0.49.1 is listed among the latest releases, and go.uber.org/mock v0.5.0 exists. No security advisories were detected for either dependency. The quic-go v0.49.0 release added HTTP client trace support and fixed bugs that could lead to connection stalls, deadlocks and memory leaks, which represents a stable and beneficial update for tunnel management functionality. The replace directive in go.mod is a valid Go modules feature that replaces the contents of a specific version of a module with contents found elsewhere.
No breaking changes or functionality concerns were identified in the version upgrades.
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Go 1.25.0 does not exist. As of November 2025, the latest stable Go versions are 1.21, 1.22, and 1.23. This will cause build failures.
Apply this diff to use a valid Go version:
-go 1.25.0
+go 1.23.0Please verify which Go version is intended for this project.
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