What's New:
New feature: trimmed ROM detection & matching
The marquee feature of this release is that Igir can now detect trimmed GBA, DS, and 3DS ROMs and match them against DATs that catalog their full-size/padded version. This feature will be most helpful for organizing your ROMs on flash carts for these handhelds. More information can be found in the new doc page.
Semi-breaking
Support for Node.js v16 has been dropped. The minimum version required has been bumped from >=16.13.2 to ^18.20.0 || ^20.11.0 || >=22.
This is to support several dependencies that have dropped support for Node.js versions that have reached end of life. You shouldn't be using Node.js v16 anyway, as it hasn't received a security patch since 2023. You shouldn't be using Node.js v18 either, but I try to keep support for older versions until it's necessary to bump.
Updates
- @Choromanski updated the {romm} token with new consoles and various fixes: Acorn Archimedes, Apple-I, Bandai Super Vision 8000, Casio PV-1000, Commodore C128, Emerson Arcadia 2001, Entex Adventure Vision, Funtech Super A'Can, J2ME, Symbian, Nintendo Game & Watch, Nintendo 64DD, Philips CD-i, RCA Studio II, Sord M5, Texas Instruments TI-99/4A, and VTech CreatiVision. Thank you!
Fixes
A couple of bugs have been fixed:
- Fixed npm install --global igir (thank you @Azlaroc for the report)
- Fixed CMPro DATs that contain duplicate ROMs (e.g. libretro-database's System.dat) (thank you @Sparticuz for the report)