v0.0.5

Patch Changes

• #50 9393792 Thanks @renovate! - chore(deps): update dependency @deepseek-ai/dsh to v0.2.1-rc.2

v0.0.4

Patch Changes

• #48 2aaf97b Thanks @JounQin! - The compose template publishes 15080 on loopback instead of every interface, and DSH_TRUSTED_HOSTS
  no longer defaults to a placeholder name. Deployments built from the template stop handing out a port
  that bypasses whatever reverse proxy sits in front of them.

  The entrypoint no longer runs usermod -u, which chowned the account's home directory recursively on
  every start: it walked the state directory and whatever a deployment mounted beside it before the
  server was reachable, so the delay grew with the deployment. The uid is written into /etc/passwd
  instead.

@idsh/remote-access@0.0.2

Patch Changes

• #43 c4189cf Thanks @JounQin! - The package READMEs lose the YAML frontmatter they opened with. npm renders it as the first
  paragraph rather than as metadata, and nothing read those fields — the description already lives in
  each manifest — so the pages now start at the heading.

  @idsh/image rides along because it pins these packages by version: a release that moves them has to
  move the image's own version, which is what release.yml reads to decide whether to publish it.

@idsh/privileged-ui@0.0.2

Patch Changes

• #43 c4189cf Thanks @JounQin! - The package READMEs lose the YAML frontmatter they opened with. npm renders it as the first
  paragraph rather than as metadata, and nothing read those fields — the description already lives in
  each manifest — so the pages now start at the heading.

  @idsh/image rides along because it pins these packages by version: a release that moves them has to
  move the image's own version, which is what release.yml reads to decide whether to publish it.

@idsh/mobile@0.0.2

Patch Changes

• #43 c4189cf Thanks @JounQin! - The package READMEs lose the YAML frontmatter they opened with. npm renders it as the first
  paragraph rather than as metadata, and nothing read those fields — the description already lives in
  each manifest — so the pages now start at the heading.

  @idsh/image rides along because it pins these packages by version: a release that moves them has to
  move the image's own version, which is what release.yml reads to decide whether to publish it.

@idsh/remote-access@0.0.1

Patch Changes

• #27 3b26eca Thanks @JounQin! - First published release: the bundle that keeps a remote dsh Web profile reachable — the heartbeat
  interval that carries the UI's multiplexed WebSocket through a stall, and the interface fallback the
  entrypoint's own address overrides.

@idsh/privileged-ui@0.0.1

Patch Changes

• #27 3b26eca Thanks @JounQin! - Grant the privileged surface only to a page this deployment serves: the host half now asks dsh's
  own request gate (connection.requestRejection) and the browser half grants nothing until it
  answers yes, so loopback forms, IPv6 literals, default ports and the declared authorities are
  decided by the code that defines them instead of by a matcher here.

@idsh/mobile@0.0.1

Patch Changes

• #27 3b26eca Thanks @JounQin! - First published release: the touch half of a dsh Web profile — coarse-pointer CSS, Enter inserting a
  line break instead of sending, and the iOS home-screen icon — so an image can install it by name
  instead of patching the UI at build time.