Baseline moves to DSH 0.1.5-alpha.2 only (peer floor ^0.1.5-alpha.2,
CI pin, manifest engines); alpha.1 users stay on v0.19.0-alpha.0.
Host-contract changes handled:
- the native guide entry lost its `description` field (entries are
icon+title capsules now): `TabDescriptor.description` and the six
`guideDesc*` keys plus the `nativeGuideDesc` fallback are removed.
- the file address grammar changed: `fileAddressFor` always returns a
session-scoped address (absolute paths keep their leading `/`),
`parseFileAddress` is prefix-based and strips `?`/`#`. The plugin's
purity-gated mirror follows.
- global main panels replaced the `conversation` root slot with the
keyed `main` slot (`main.conversation`): the bottom workbench's
center-column locator now accepts both keys and skips
`display: contents` slot hosts.
Fixes a pre-existing fill bug the alpha.2 probe made obvious: the native
tab body host is a block scroller with a definite height, so tab roots
that only declared `flex: 1` collapsed to content height and the side
chat composer drifted off the pane bottom. The native adapter now wraps
every tab body in a `height: 100%` column flex host.
Also promotes the dependencies `dsh-client-ui-primitives@0.1.5-alpha.2`
dropped from its manifest (anser / shiki / mdast-util-* / micromark-* /
katex / @shikijs/langs) and the newly unmet `dsh-session-persistence`
peer into devDependencies.
The native new-tab list rendered one generic line ("opens in the DSH
sidebar") under every plugin entry, so six plugin rows read identically.
`TabDescriptor.description` now carries the real purpose (string or
locale-following thunk; absent falls back to the generic line), and the
six visible builtins declare theirs across all 20 dictionaries.
- service.ts: `TabDescriptor.description` + docs (guide §4.1, §0 row).
- native/: the guide entry's description follows the descriptor; the
`files` takeover reuses the editor's line.
- builtins: files / changes / tasks / side chat / terminal / browser.
- tests: builtins assert every visible type declares a distinct line;
the lifecycle test asserts descriptor lines (and the takeover reuse).
The guide renders `entry.icon`, and the `files` kind takeover registered
without one — so after the editor type stopped contributing its own
duplicate row (b56ceec), the single "Files" row was the only entry in the
new-tab list with a blank icon slot. The takeover now carries the editor
descriptor's icon (the takeover IS that descriptor's page).
Extracted `guideIconOf` so both registration sites build the icon field
the same way; the lifecycle test asserts the takeover's guide entry has
an icon.
The editor type's page identity IS the `files` kind takeover (same
explorer, same title), so the guide/new-tab list showed two identical
"Files" entries — observed on a real profile after the takeover landed.
The editor type now contributes no guide entry of its own; it stays
registered as the file RESOURCE viewer. Covered by the registration
lifecycle test (editor: no guide, files takeover: guide).
The editor type serves both the files PAGE and every file RESOURCE; its
native `title` callback ignored the address, so every opened file showed
up in the strip as "Files" — indistinguishable tabs. Verified on a real
profile: after opening `AGENTS.md` from the tree and a chat file link,
the strip read ["文件", "文件", "文件"].
`title(address)` now returns the file name for a file address and keeps
the descriptor title for a page address (`sidebar://editor`). Covered by
the registration-lifecycle test in tests/native-surface.spec.ts.
The native seat declares `sidebar.right.pane.tab` BEFORE it provides
`sidebarRightTabs`, so driving the registration off the slot declaration
read the service as missing and registered nothing — permanently, since a
declaration never collapses. Observed on a real DSH profile (0.1.5-alpha.1,
`dsh web` on the web profile): the plugin host and its other slot
registrations mounted, the native guide page stayed empty, and a probe
printed `sidebarRightTabs= undefined` at declaration time with the registry
present three seconds later. The scratch mount lane never saw it because
there the plugin activates after the native package finished providing.
`registerNativeSurface` now waits on the SERVICE (`ctx.inject`), which
re-runs whenever the registry appears/reappears, and keeps the per-body
slot registrations on `slots.inject` (they only need the declaration).
Regression test: `tests/native-surface.spec.ts` models the real order
(slot callback fires first, registry arrives later) and fails on the old
implementation. Verified on the real web profile: all guide entries
(files / editor / git / subagent / sidechat / terminal / browser) appear
and the terminal tab renders.
TabDescriptor requires `component`; the fixture omitted it, so CI's
typecheck step failed on the phase-2 branch (vitest never compiled the
file's props strictly, so the local run stayed green).
Phase 2 of the 0.1.5 adaptation: the plugin stops drawing its own right
panel and contributes tab TYPES to DSH's native right Sidebar, which owns
the right column. The bottom workbench (terminal dock) stays plugin-owned.
Registrations (src/client/native/):
- every TabDescriptor becomes a native tab type (kind = descriptor.id, the
default `extension` band) plus a keyed body in `sidebar.right.pane.tab`
and a live chip title in `sidebar.right.pane.tab.title`
- the `editor` type also claims `dsh-resource://file/**`, so it outranks
the built-in `text` preview (fallback) and every file the product opens
lands in the plugin's editor
- the built-in `files` page kind is TAKEN OVER by an extension
registration of the same kind: `openTab('files')` draws the plugin's
explorer, and the built-in resumes when the plugin unregisters
- registrations follow the plugin registry + the side-card settings: a
type registered later (external plugin) gets its native type too, a
disabled type is unregistered (absent from the guide, refuses opens)
Adapter (src/client/native/tab-adapter.tsx):
- one synthetic plugin `SidebarTab` per native tab id, minted from the
native record + navigation params (or the descriptor's own createTab,
which a native guide open bypasses), kept live across navigations and
updateTab writes
- the explorer's per-tab expansion/reveal sets and the per-kind instance
counter, which the plugin's own layout used to hold
Service routing (src/client/service.ts):
- `setSurface` installs the native write face; openTab/openFile land
natively (a path becomes a resource address, a path-less editor open
becomes the `files` page, the rest carry the seed as navigation params),
closeTab/updateTab/activateTab recognise native tab ids
- new optional `OpenTabSeed.target` ('right' default, 'bottom' keeps the
bottom workbench); the bottom panel's own + menu and auto-terminal pass
'bottom'
- src/client/native/surface.ts probes the controller's per-session writes
(`openTabIn`/`openResourceIn`/`closeIn`, not in `ISidebarRight`) and
queues opens for a session whose surface is not mounted yet
Right panel retired behaviourally (Phase 3 deletes the code): Sidebar
renders its bottom workbench only, keeps the panel collapsed, and hides
the right-panel toggle. The panel-specific e2e specs are removed; the
mount lane now drives the native guide (tab sweep), the plugin explorer
inside the native pane (editor/mermaid/README chunks) and the sidechat
host routes.
Verified: pnpm typecheck / lint / build / test (126 files, 1349 tests) /
check:consumer-types, plus pnpm test:mount against a real
@deepseek-ai/dsh@0.1.5-alpha.1 host (7/7).
Menghuan1918