* catalog: add dsh-video-preview to the file-previewer recommended plugins
Adds the video preview plugin (dsh-video-preview) to the "add preview plugin" modal catalog, with zh/en descriptions. Data integrity is guarded by tests/plugin-list.spec.ts.
* test: make add-plugin-modal window.open count catalog-driven
The test pinned the viewer catalog to a single entry (2 "Open:" buttons).
Adding a second recommended plugin (dsh-video-preview) renders 4 buttons
and broke the hardcoded assertion. Derive the expected count from
builtinViewerPlugins so adding/removing plugins keeps the test honest.
- Sidebar.tsx: useLayoutEffect for the layout-push variables so cleanup+setup
land in the same pre-paint frame (no full-width flash on drag release);
applyDrag writes the width only while the panel is open (a closed right
panel no longer squeezes the conversation when dragging the bottom height);
flush the final drag frame before stopDragScheduling on all three handles;
sync centerRect.right on width/corner release so the bottom panel does not
jump.
- index.ts/pty-manager.ts: close a session's UI terminals immediately on
session/disposed (they used to linger until reconnectGraceMs expired).
- sidebar.module.css: no highlight on the resize handles while dragging
(local preference; the corner hover hint stays).
* feat: configurable terminal shell with Windows pwsh auto-probe
Windows previously hardcoded powershell.exe (5.1) in defaultShell(), ignoring PowerShell 7 installs. Resolve the shell in priority order: explicit shell config -> DSH_SIDEBAR_SHELL -> PATH/known-dir probe for pwsh.exe -> inbox 5.1 fallback. The same resolved shell feeds both the UI terminal tabs (PtyManager) and the model-facing terminal_* tools (AgentPtyRegistry).
defaultShell() now accepts injectable platform/env/exists options so the Windows chain is unit-testable on the ubuntu CI, which never executes win32 branches. The probe also checks ProgramW6432 for 32-bit Node, and machines without PowerShell 7 keep the 5.1 fallback.
Refs: #46
* fix: trim resolved SHELL and document ProgramW6432 in resolver contract
- POSIX SHELL is validated with trim() but was returned untrimmed; trailing whitespace could leak into the spawned executable path. Return the trimmed value like the explicit/config and Windows/env branches.
- ShellResolutionOptions.env comment now lists ProgramW6432, which the Windows probe prefers over ProgramFiles on 32-bit Node.
- Test pins the SHELL trimming behavior.
disposeAll() only requests the pty kill; the bash child exits
asynchronously via onExit, so deleting the temp HOME right after
races the still-running shell (it may be writing history files) and
fails with ENOTEMPTY on CI (seen on both #114 and #120).
Wait for the spawned handle to report exited (bounded 2s) before
removing the directory, with a short retry loop as a fallback.
Map the .cs extension to the built-in csharp StreamLanguage from
@codemirror/legacy-modes/mode/clike (already a dependency, no new packages),
so .cs files open with syntax highlighting in the sidebar editor.
The open-path interception reroutes EVERY chat-side file open into the
sidebar editor, including the stock "Show in folder" gesture: the
ui-deliverables row passes "." (resolved to "<cwd>/." by the chat view),
so clicking it opened a bogus editor tab for the workspace directory
(host error: '"..." is a directory').
- openpath-intercept: detect the folder-reveal gesture ("." / "./" /
"<cwd>/.") and route it to a new revealInExplorer dep instead of the editor.
- intercept: revealInExplorer switches to the explorer tab (expanding the
panel), expands the produced files' parent directories, and highlights /
scrolls to them; the intercepted produced-files row now also renders its
own "Show in folder" button when files are hidden.
- produced-files: selectProducedFiles reads the engine Turn data
(owner.turn.data.get("deliverables")) — the same source ui-deliverables
uses — with the node replica as fallback. The old code read owner.nodes,
which the real TurnTailOwnerProps ({turn, seq, openFile}) does not carry,
so the takeover never claimed the chain.
- state: transient `revealed` set (never persisted) plus a revealPaths
reducer that expands ancestor directories.
- ExplorerView: highlight + scroll revealed rows; Sidebar/tabs/service
thread `revealed` through TabComponentProps.
- tests: folder-gesture routing, engine-data selector, wiring seat, zh/en copy.
Add a side-card preference 'browserAllowedLoopback' (comma-separated
host or host:port entries) that lets the sidebar browser navigate to
explicitly trusted loopback addresses. Bare hosts (localhost,
127.0.0.1) match every port; host:port entries match exactly.
Allowlisted local addresses additionally get the 'allow-same-origin'
sandbox token in the iframe: local dev servers (Vite etc.) need a real
origin for their module/HMR/fetch pipeline and would otherwise render
blank in the opaque-origin sandbox. The page stays cross-origin to the
GUI and to every other site.
The server-side browser.probe route mirrors the same allowlist so
probed local servers are not rejected as 'local addresses are not
probed'.