0.2.3

ci: Bump frida-core

For glib-networking ef47b1a, which contains Apple backend bug-fixes.

0.2.2

ci: Keep GnuWin32 install after meson builds

Front-loading "Install native sed/awk/cat" alongside the WiX and
Adwaita prefetch broke the Windows job: gnuwin32-coreutils.install
ships its own link.exe (a coreutils ln alias) that chocolatey
shims into %ProgramData%\chocolatey\bin (already on PATH).
Meson's linker autodetect probed `link --version` for frida-core
and radare2 and got coreutils' link instead of MSVC's, so configure
aborted with "Unable to detect linker for compiler `link /logo
--version`". Swift's link goes through SDKROOT rather than PATH,
which is why the LumaGtk build below has lived with the shadow
fine for a while.

Move the chocolatey install back to its old slot between Update
environment and Build LumaGtk, where it ran historically. WiX and
the Adwaita download stay front-loaded — they don't conflict with
anything meson probes.

0.2.0

Full Changelog: 0.1.0...0.2.0

0.1.0 — First release

Luma 0.1.0

First release of the official Frida GUI. Luma is in soft-launch; the formal
announcement lands later this year.

Downloads

• macOS 15.6+: .dmg for arm64 and x86_64 (signed, notarized)
• Linux: .rpm (Fedora 43), .deb (Ubuntu 25.10), .flatpak, .snap
• Windows 10+: .msi for x86_64 and arm64

Native clients — SwiftUI on macOS, GTK + Adwaita on Linux and Windows.

Highlights

• Persistent sessions: REPL history, instrument configuration, traces, and notes
  survive crashes and restarts. One-click Re-Spawn / Re-Attach.
• Live JavaScript REPL with type-aware autocomplete, inspectable values, and
  jump-to-memory / jump-to-disassembly.
• Tracer with frida-trace parity: Monaco-backed onEnter / onLeave editor, glob
  search, instruction-level probes, trace diffing with register tracking.
  Per-handler code tracing renders an interactive control-flow graph —
  Metal-accelerated on macOS — with pan and pinch-to-zoom.
• Notebook for notes and captures (JS values, binary blobs); shareable with
  collaborators in real time, with chat.
• Hook Packs: custom instruments as JSON manifest + JS module, managed through
  an in-app package manager with npm support.
• CodeShare browser — preview and import scripts from codeshare.frida.re in-app.
• radare2-powered disassembly.

iOS client: on the roadmap.

Bug reports: https://github.com/frida/luma/issues