doronz88/pymobiledevice3 v10.7.0

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Highlights

✨ sysmon --human now formats durations, and the byte-field coverage is complete

developer dvt sysmon process commands with --human now render nanosecond fields (cpuTotalUser, cpuTotalSystem, procAge, threadsUser, threadsSystem) as compact durations ("2d 16h 4m 22s", sub-second values as "74ms") instead of raw 15-digit integers. The byte-count field set was also completed — memAnonPeak, memPurgeable, memRPrvt, memRShrd and wiredSize are now humanized like physFootprint already was.

✨ New derived cpuUsageLifetime process field

Every sysmon process record now includes cpuUsageLifetime — the process's lifetime-average CPU ((cpuTotalUser + cpuTotalSystem) / procAge), on the same percent-of-one-core scale as cpuUsage. Comparing the two instantly tells chronic CPU hogs apart from momentary spikes: near-equal values mean the process has been burning CPU since it launched. The field behaves like a native one, so --key cpuUsageLifetime and --filter work with it:

pymobiledevice3 developer dvt sysmon process single --human \
  -k name -k cpuUsage -k cpuUsageLifetime -k cpuTotalUser -k procAge

{
    "cpuTotalUser": "2d 16h 4m 22s",
    "cpuUsage": 286.39,
    "cpuUsageLifetime": 297.94,
    "name": "dtappserviced",
    "procAge": "21h 30m 19s"
}

What's Changed

• 26ccef5 sysmon: Extend --human to durations and add cpuUsageLifetime (#1846) (@doronz88)

Full Changelog: v10.6.0...v10.7.0