dsh-session-purge

dsh-session-purge

Permanently delete a DSH session — straight from the archived list.

DSH itself only offers archive / unarchive. Session logs are append-only, the persistence seam exposes no delete, and the workspace registry only drops the registration, never the session. This plugin closes that gap, and it is the only one that puts the action on archived sessions in the sidebar — the place where sessions you are done with actually pile up.

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What it gives you

1. Two agent-side tools (host half)

Tool	What it does
session_purge_list	Lists every session on disk: title, size, last modified, archived / live-agent / current-session flags (read-only; use it to confirm a target before deleting)
session_purge_delete	Deletes one session; needs confirm: true, optionally allow_unarchived / allow_live / prune_registry

2. A UI entry (client half, since v0.2.0)

One additive seat on the sidebar session row (pure addition — replaceRisk: none):

Seat	How it looks
sidebar.workspaces.session.menu.item	One extra row, 彻底删除 / Delete permanently, inside a session's ⋯ menu (with a separator, right under unarchive)

An earlier revision also used sidebar.workspaces.session.row.action (a hover button at the end of the row). Users reported it looked bulky, so it was removed — the menu row is the only entry now.

It renders only for ARCHIVED sessions. "Is it archived?" is answered by the host half (GET /api/dsh-session-purge/state); the client never guesses at an undocumented snapshot shape.

Deleting cannot be undone, so it takes two clicks: the first arms the row (确认删除？), the second one deletes. There is no window.confirm — Electron renderers may disable it.

What the delete actually removes

Three places, in one pass:

1. /sessions/// — the session log itself
2. /storages/session_projcache/sessions/.json — the projection cache (titles live here)
3. /storages/workspace.json — the id in the registry (backed up to .bak- first, then atomically replaced)

Plus an audit line in /session-purge.log.

Safety gates

#	Gate
1	The UI entry only appears for archived sessions (the tool needs explicit allow_unarchived: true otherwise)
2	Refuses to delete the session you are talking to (self-destruct)
3	Refuses to delete a session that still has a live agent (it would be flushed back to disk)
4	Re-checks after deleting whether the files came back (resurrected) and says so plainly
5	Two-click confirm in the UI; the HTTP route requires a per-boot token injected into the page

HTTP routes (used only by this plugin's client half)

Method	Path	Meaning
GET	/api/dsh-session-purge/state	returns { ok, archived: [sessionId…] }
POST	/api/dsh-session-purge/delete	body { sessionId, confirm: true }

Both require the header x-dsh-session-purge, and the static marker ui is accepted as well: a custom request header forces a CORS preflight, and the route never approves one, so a cross-origin page cannot reach it. The route lives on DSH's own loopback web server — no extra port is opened.

Install / update

It installs as a file: dependency into a profile (a copy, not a link). After editing the source you must re-copy it and restart DSH — the client half never hot-reloads:

$src = ''
$dst = "$env:USERPROFILE\.dsh\profiles\
\node_modules\dsh-session-purge"
robocopy $src $dst /MIR /XD node_modules
# then restart DSH

Uninstall / rollback

Remove dsh-session-purge from the profile's package.json dependencies and from dsh.profile.bundles, delete node_modules\dsh-session-purge, restart DSH. The menu row disappears and nothing else changes.

⚠️ A deleted session cannot be recovered — that is the only irreversible part, which is why there is a confirmation step. The attachment directory ($DSH_HOME/attachments/v1) is content-addressed and may be shared between sessions, so it is deliberately left alone.

Relationship to the other session-delete plugin

dsh-session-purge on npm is maintained by someone else and covers the same core idea. Its own README states that archived sessions are not visible in the sidebar, so their menu cannot be reached — you are told to unarchive first. This plugin is the opposite: it only shows on archived sessions, which is exactly the list where deletion is wanted.

MIT License.