#iOS #TestFlight
Surge 5 5.102.0 (3821) is ready to test on iOS.
What to Test
### Profile System Updates
The #include directive can now be freely combined with other content within a section. The following usage patterns are supported:
1. Dedicated Include
[Proxy]
#include proxy.dconf
When a section consists of a single #include directive, it remains fully editable in the UI. Any changes made through the UI will be correctly written back to proxy.dconf.
2. Multiple Includes
[Proxy]
#include a.dconf, b.dconf
This combines content from multiple files into a single section. Since the UI cannot determine how changes should be written back to the individual files, the section becomes read-only and cannot be modified through the UI.
3. Mixed Content and Includes (New)
[Rule]
#include common-rule-a.dconf
DEST-PORT,123,DIRECT
#include common-rule-b.dconf
#include directives can now be freely mixed with regular content within the same section. As with multiple includes, the UI cannot determine the appropriate write-back behavior, so the section will be read-only.
Note: When using this feature in the [Rule] section, keep in mind that a FINAL rule immediately terminates rule matching. Any rules included or defined after it will therefore never be evaluated.### Tailscale
- Improved compatibility with the Tailscale administration console. Surge devices are no longer incorrectly reported as using an outdated client, enabling version-gated operations such as editing the device IP address.
### iOS
- Fixed managed-profile `icon-url` icons being hidden by automatically generated placeholder icons.
- Custom policy-group icons now behave consistently across Lucid and Gradient themes, with a **Default** option available in both.
- Module download, parsing, file-writing, and installation-information failures are now reported instead of failing silently.
- Refined the Script Editor toolbar and file-selection layout on iOS 26.
- Improved context-menu previews on iOS 26 by following the system’s native corner styling.
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