Igir Version 5.2.1

Igir v5.2.1 has been released as a zero-setup ROM collection manager, capable of sorting, filtering, extracting, and reporting on collections across all operating systems. Key updates include fixes for handling zero-byte files in zip archives, and warnings for invalid input archive headers. Enhancements were made by refactoring the logger and updating dependencies. Other improvements include fixes for TorrentZip CDFH version compatibility and checksum calculations. The release also addresses CI conflicts and updates the Scoop manifest. For more details, the changelog and download link are available online.
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Igir v5.2.1 has been released. This zero-setup ROM collection manager is capable of sorting, filtering, extracting or archiving, patching, and reporting on collections of any size across all operating systems.

Igir Changelog:
26 June 2026 – 8a05980 – v5.2.1 (#2334)
26 June 2026 – c9edc23 – Chore: updated Node.js (#2328)
26 June 2026 – c1e5e3e – Fix: address zero-byte files in zip archives (#2333)
25 June 2026 – 57a2b7c – Feature: alert users regarding invalid input archive headers (#2331)
25 June 2026 – 5f9f999 – Refactor: make Logger global and isolate Terminal functionality (#2329)
24 June 2026 – fd211d1 – Fix: require TorrentZip CDFH version for zip64 compatibility (#2327)
23 June 2026 – 9e00ab2 – Chore: updated dependency eslint-plugin-unicorn to v65 (#2322)
23 June 2026 – 460d596 – Refactor: eliminated ‘node-disk-info’ (#2325)
23 June 2026 – 37c97de – Fix: raw-copying of merged GD-ROMs (#2323)
21 June 2026 – 4b97cea – Fix: ensure checksum calculation is done from bytes during testing (#2321)
21 June 2026 – c112019 – Refactor: report decimal (not binary) bytes on macOS (#2319)
21 June 2026 – 84e937a – Chore: updated Scoop manifest to v5.2.0 (#2320)
21 June 2026 – 5464185 – CI: resolved prebuild conflicts in the merge queue (#2318)
21 June 2026 – c44eeb5 – CI: updated Scoop bucket upon release (#2317)

Download: Igir v5.2.1
Source: Here

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