dsh-restart

Usage

1. Open Settings → Restart.
2. Restart now restarts the dsh web process; the page reloads once the new instance answers.
3. Toggle any plugin to mount/unmount it — the profile manifest is updated immediately, and the change is applied after a restart. The Restart to apply chip and the notice bar's Restart button show you exactly what is pending.
4. Browse more plugins opens Settings → Plugins → Community plugins, where you can search and install from the community catalog (via dsh-community-plugins).
5. For local checkouts, ⎇ Switch branch opens the git panel: pick a repo (Local / each remote) and a branch — the same branch name from a different repo retargets tracking (git branch --set-upstream-to / --unset-upstream) instead of being a no-op. The Reinstall row below it is a fresh cleanup from one of three sources (all two-step confirmed): Local discards every local change and untracked file (git reset --hard + git clean -fdx), a remote fetches and hard-resets the checkout to that remote's default branch, and Plugin (npm) reinstalls the latest release from the registry (dsh plugin add @latest — the local checkout stays on disk but stops being loaded). Local/remote reinstalls automatically restore the node_modules that git clean -fdx wiped and repair a broken link. Link health shows per row: when the Link broken warning appears, click Repair link to fix it.
6. Uninstall (row meta) removes the plugin from dsh.profile.bundles and dependencies — restart to apply; the checkout files on disk are left untouched.

Configuration

Environment variables (all optional):

Variable	Default	Purpose
DSH_RESTART_CMD	original command line	Custom restart command (e.g. systemctl restart dsh-web) for supervised setups.
DSH_RESTART_PROFILE	auto-detected	Explicit profile; falls back to DSH_PROFILE, then auto-detection of the profile that mounted this plugin, then web.