# Changelog

Versions are what the `dsh-unraid` image pins, so a tag here is a deployment there.

## 0.2.1 — 2026-10-16

* The panel is styled from the harness design tokens (`--dsw-*`, declared by
  `@deepseek-ai/dsh-client-ui-theme`) instead of a palette of its own: layer-2 surface,
  `--dsw-radius-lg`, `--dsw-shadow-lv3`, the theme's label/state colours and its primary
  button fill — the same conventions the harness uses for its own small floating cards.
  The panel now follows the app's light/dark setting (the old build keyed off the OS
  preference, which is not what the app themes with), and a future restyle reaches it for
  free. A test pins that: tokens with fallbacks, no hard-coded colour, no
  `prefers-color-scheme`.

## 0.2.0 — 2026-10-16

* **The standalone page at `/remote-login` is gone.** The panel that the DSH document
  injects is the one way back: it appears by itself while a sign-in waits, and a second
  page asked the operator to know a URL the feature exists to make unnecessary. The
  plugin now serves exactly one path (`/remote-signin/inpage.js`) and the panel no longer
  links to a page that is not there.

## 0.1.0 — 2026-10-16

First release, extracted from the `dsh-unraid` image so it can be maintained on its own.

* Claims a loopback `redirect_uri` (`http://127.0.0.1:47821` by default) so the DeepSeek
  platform accepts an `auth_init` from a remote browser.
* Injects a panel into the DSH page that appears by itself while a sign-in waits, takes
  the pasted `127.0.0.1` callback address, and reports the server's answer in place.
* Serves the same thing as a standalone page at `/remote-login`.
* Fails soft: an unusable claim, a missing asset or an upstream rename leaves DSH running
  with upstream behaviour and one log line.

## 0.1.1 — 2026-10-16

* The activation line names the loaded version (`[remote-signin] active — v0.1.1, …`), so a
  support log says which build an image carries without inspecting it.