A contained row left pending is recorded as waiting for a service, but a
live recomposition that brings the service back — a sibling row switched
on again — activates the fiber in place, with no create() to clear the
record, so the registry kept reporting a wait that was over. The group now
watches fiber states once it has recorded a wait and clears the record
when that row's fiber comes to life.
Switching a row off first asks the Host what other rows inject of what the
row provides — the package-level dependents answer filtered to the services
this row provides — and waits for the same confirmation a pack's disable
uses, naming those rows; a row nothing depends on switches off at once, and
switching on never asks. A row whose fiber is active is running whatever
record the failure registry still holds for it, so a stale wait no longer
reads as waiting once the service it waited for is back.
A row waiting for a service another row provides reads the same whether a
live recomposition left its fiber pending or a fresh composition recorded
the wait as an inject-pending failure: waiting for a dependency, on the
row, in the count line, and on the pack's tag in warning tone, with the
pack's reason line left to the row that explains it; the red problem is
kept for a real failure. A module's note about where it is composed now
wraps under its name, so a long list of presets no longer squeezes the
name into a column, and the module's own Add to… is all that sits at the
right.
The list splits into Plugin packs and Plugins, each with its count, in
place of one Installed group; a library counts among the plugins. Retry
and uninstall close a package's page at its bottom-right as outlined
buttons, uninstall in red. A row that is off says so in two words: Off
when the person switched it off, Off by default when the pack keeps it
off; the reason it cannot be switched on stays on the locked switch.
The earlier row block stayed in the stylesheet beside the new one, so a
row still laid out as a three-column grid and squeezed its whole line into
the seven-pixel first column, one character per line.
Each row on a package's page is an entry: a plugin icon, the row id over
the module it loads, its state with a dot at the right, then its switch;
rows sit on the page ground one hairline apart, so they read on a white
page too, where the filled bars vanished. A failure keeps its own line
under the entry. The modules a plugin declares addable read the same way.
A finished enable, disable, retry, uninstall, or added row no longer posts
a notice: the re-read list shows the new state, and only a restart the
change waits for, or a failure, has something to say.
The icon-set spec still pinned 74 exports after IconGaugeOutline16
landed (a hand-drawn product glyph — the set is now eight of those).
Moving the preview badge inside the hero title group had merged the
headline into one text node with the badge, which broke exact text
lookup (hmr-live e2e); the headline gets its own span again.
StatsPills buttons carry explicit aria-labels separating segments with
' · '; a log with no timed figure renders the counts pill as a static
reading instead of a button opening an empty dialog; the pills row owns
one exclusive open slot so sibling dialogs never stack. ContextMeter
restores the '~' approximation prefix (usedTokens prefers heuristic
projectedTokens). ModelSelect's jscpd:ignore now names the real gap
(useAnchoredPosition places from the left edge only). The pills Agent
Note's stale facts (locale keys, context occupancy, golden ownership)
are rewritten in place, en+zh. plan-review.e2e.ts parks the pointer
after Approve so the ContextMeter tooltip cannot leak into the aria
captures; affected goldens refreshed.
A card keeps the summary — name, one-liner, tags, its switch or Add to… —
and opens the package's page behind a crumb, as a preset card opens its
detail page: the version and source; a pack's rows as a list, every row on
one line with its state, its failure when one is recorded, and its switch
where the pack is switchable, with a filter past ten rows; the built-in
rows the pack changes; the modules the package declares addable, each
saying where it is composed, with an Add to… of its own; and retry and
uninstall. The expanded card and its component chips are gone with it.
The two `ts` fences declare their inputs and import what they use, so the
doc-typecheck gate compiles them against the workspace API instead of
failing on the names the surrounding prose supplied.
Each component chip of an external pack composed on a live-reload profile
carries a Switch that calls plugins.setRowDisabled against the profile's
global user layer: off writes `disabled: true` for the row id, on deletes
the key, and the tree recomposes at once while the rest of the pack keeps
running. A component the pack itself keeps off is locked with the reason,
since the user layer only denies; a failing component can be switched off;
a row another layer owns has nothing to switch. Built-in packs, packs that
are off, and profiles that apply patches at their next start keep the
read-only chips. Only the row with a write in flight goes inert.
The plain-to-capable transition emits the model-selection notice inherited from master. Preserve the exact in-history system ordering and assert both the admitted user input and the single durable notice instead of expecting the obsolete five-message request. Reproduces the identical Linux and Windows CI failure; all 57 adjacent admission, projection, reconstruction and selection tests pass.
Yichen Jiang