dsh-safemode-profile

Developers often face the risk of their DSH profiles being accidentally polluted. While safemode is intended to isolate the environment, the profile files themselves can be tampered with, rendering the security concept void. How can you ensure that every startup is exactly the same as "factory settings"? dsh-safemode-profile is specifically designed to solve this pain point. It employs a dual mechanism of "startup restoration" and "runtime guardianship." On startup, it forcibly overwrites critical files like package. and cordis.patch.yml to a strict whitelist template. During runtime, it continuously monitors for drift using real-time file watching and scheduled polling, ensuring that any unauthorized plugin or dependency modification is immediately intercepted and reverted. This plugin is ideal for developers or teams requiring high levels of security isolation. Whether you are building CI/CD environments or preventing accidental pollution in local sandboxes, it offers "hardcore" protection. Combined with file system hardening suggestions, it keeps your DSH environment absolutely controllable, truly delivering a "secure by default" development experience.