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@Lixxx1 Lixxx1 released this 12 Sep 14:11
v0.0.5
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DSH Sidebar v0.0.5

Compatibility

This release adapts DSH Sidebar to the new DeepSeek Harness Remote protocol. It requires DSH 0.1.2-rc.1 or a compatible newer release and has been tested with 0.1.5-rc.1 (latest). DSH 0.1.1 and earlier are no longer supported by this extension release.

Update your local runtime before using this version:

npm install -g @deepseek-ai/dsh@latest

What's new

  • Support for the new authenticated DSH connection, event streams, session history, approvals, and follow-up questions.
  • Reconnect to an existing runtime without restarting it or resending tasks. Queued messages, pending approvals, and background tasks are restored after reconnecting.
  • Connect to an authenticated external runtime, or explicitly start a managed runtime.
  • A session center for finding and switching conversations, with per-session drafts and attachments.
  • Paste images directly from the clipboard, with sending delayed until pending image imports finish.
  • Markdown tables and mathematical formulas now render in chat.
  • Improved Permission, Plan, model, reasoning effort, and Agent preset synchronization, plus runtime plugin inventory and settings conflict protection.

Fixes and safeguards

  • Restore tool result cards and native file review with the new DSH history format.
  • Prevent runtime or workspace changes from interrupting background tasks.
  • Discard unfinished response fragments after terminal connection failures and retry canceled attachment loads after reconnecting.
  • Allow manual reconnects to tokenless reused runtimes without attempting token authentication.

Validation

  • Typecheck and build passed; 506 automated tests passed, 1 skipped.
  • Ubuntu and Windows CI passed for the compatibility changes.
  • Real global DSH smoke tests covered streaming chat, history, images, slash commands, approvals, questions, queues, settings, and reconnects.
  • Native VS Code tests covered debugger breakpoints, stepping, runtime values, file edits, Diff Editor, and background jobs.

Runtime integration tests used a local deterministic model endpoint; no paid model requests were made.

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