v1.4.4 — Local install environment problems are explained, not blamed on plugins
DSH Plugin Hub is the community plugin marketplace for DeepSeek Harness. This release keeps three more local environment failures away from the plugin's name, and each one now comes with a concrete way out.
Website: dsh-plugin.org
What's New
- A file locked by another process is no longer reported as a plugin failure — On Windows, when a file inside the profile is held open by another process (os error 32), the dialog now explains that the file is in use and asks you to fully quit DeepSeek Harness before retrying.
- A stale pnpm patch entry is no longer reported as a plugin failure — When pnpm aborts the whole install because a leftover patch declaration no longer matches any installed package (ERR_PNPM_UNUSED_PATCH), the dialog names that entry and tells you where to remove it.
- A request that never reached the local plugin service is no longer reported as a plugin failure — When the interface cannot reach the plugin service running on your machine (Failed to fetch), it is now treated as a connection problem, with the steps to check before retrying.
- A stable address for the user group QR code — Replacing the QR code shows up in the About page right away, without waiting for a plugin update, and keeps its size.
Installation
Option 1 · via npm (recommended):
dsh plugin --profile web add dsh-pluginOption 2 · via the official GitHub repository:
dsh plugin --profile web add git+https://github.com/dshplugin/dsh-plugin-hub.git