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0.2-1

Linux guest would fail with "Number of pointing devices is greater than the maximum number supported" since VZ framework allows the choice of trackpad and USB only for macOS guests (#21, regression from 0.1-4).
Add --recovery option to start macOS VM in recovery mode (#22, thanks to Jim Lake)

(For older entries see NEWS)

0.2-0 0.2-0

command line parameters are now parsed after the specified configuration file is loaded and will cause the settings to be added to the configuration. This allows the use of pre-specified configurations which can be supplemented by command line arguments. This behavior is more intuitive, but different from 0.1 versions which is why we chose to increase the version.
added --save <path> which will write the resulting configuration after all arguments were parsed into a JSON file specified by <path>. Note that --restore already creates the configuration file without this option, so --save should only be used when it is desired to update an existing configuration augmented with command line options to create a new configuration file.
optional capabilities that depend on the host environment are listed as Capabilities: in the output of --version

0.1-4 0.1-4

--net unix:<socket>[,mac=<mac>][,mtu=<mtu>] creates a network interface which routes network traffic to a unix socket <socket> on the host. The default (and minimum) MTU is 1500, but it can be increased (only on macOS 13 and higher). A temporary socket is created in the temporary directory by default, but the directory can be overridden by the TMPSOCKDIR environment variable.
ephemeral files are now also removed on SIGABRT which can happen if the Virtualization framework raises an execption
added support for usb disk type (macOS 13 and above only)
added support for Mac trackpad if both the guest and host are macOS 13
added --spice which will enable clipboard shaing between the host and guest using the SPICE protocol (experimental). Requires macOS 13 host and spice-vdagent in the guest. Due to an issue in the Apple VZ framework this currently only works with Linux guests (macOS guests crash).

0.1-3

added --vol for virtiofs shared volumes/directories (macOS 13 recommended)
added network interface MAC address reporting and options (see --net nat:<MAC> and --mac <MAC>)
added serial console support for macOS guests (use --no-serial to disable)
added --pty support

Note: the (signed) binary only requires macOS 12 target, but uses macOS 13 SDK for optional features such as guest auto-mount.

0.1-2

See NEWS:
add --ephemeral, make config optional, infer ECID from aux, fix bug in handling read-only images, add rudimentary Linux support

0.1-1

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