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Huanqi Cao 7574769818 fix(bundle): drop fs-local from the Windows layer — duplicate ctx.fs registration failed load
The Windows platform layer re-enables the base fs-sandbox row (removing its disable), but still inserted dsh-fs-local: both extend FileSystem and provide ctx.fs, so every shipped win32 profile failed at load. Delete the insert; fs-sandbox stays the single fs provider exactly as on POSIX. Sync the roster specs, the base/reference README pairs, the sandbox core doc (read-only grants no sink on Windows), the windows-shell JSDoc, and re-record the i18n pairings.
2026-08-08 02:11:15 +08:00

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# The dsh-base Windows platform layer: applied by the dsh launcher on win32
# hosts, between the bundle layers and the user layers. Windows confines
# through the ACL restricted-token runner (the win32 chain of
# dsh-sandbox-local → @deepseek-ai/dsh-sandbox-windows-acl), so the shipped
# stack is the SANDBOXED PowerShell executor plus the full permission
# surface: sandbox/sandbox-policy enforce the file-effect policy, the
# permission switcher and the approval service run exactly as on POSIX, and
# the fs row stays the base's sandboxed provider (fs-sandbox) — mounting
# dsh-fs-local alongside it would double-register ctx.fs and fail the load.
# Only the POSIX bash
# stack (bash-sandbox/tool-bash) is disabled — bash has no Windows runner.
# A Windows host that prefers the unconfined local pwsh executor or full
# access overrides these rows through its profile or home cordis.patch.yml.
# The bash-restore recipe must be complete: disable pwsh-sandbox and
# tool-pwsh AND re-enable bash-sandbox and tool-bash — both executor
# families register the same 'bash' service, so re-enabling the bash rows
# while pwsh-sandbox stays inserted fails loud at load on a duplicate
# registration.
- id: bash-sandbox
disabled: true
- id: tool-bash
disabled: true
- insert:
- id: pwsh-sandbox
name: '@deepseek-ai/dsh-pwsh-sandbox'
- id: tool-pwsh
name: '@deepseek-ai/dsh-tool-pwsh'