dsh-local-plugin-switch

As your collection of local DSH plugins grows, wanting to temporarily disable one forces you to edit YAML files and restart the whole server, which is increasingly disruptive. dsh-local-plugin-switch adds a Local Plugin Switch panel to the settings page, turning that entire workflow into a single click per plugin.

Each toggle works on two levels at once. In real time it invokes the loader entry update API to stop or start the corresponding fiber, so the change takes effect immediately. For persistence it writes the disabled flag into the profile cordis.patch.yml, meaning the state survives a full restart and hot-reloads in roughly one second when Cordis HMR is enabled. At the same time, host-critical entries such as webServer, storage, and connection are badged as Host and locked so you cannot accidentally take down the infrastructure the settings page itself depends on. The panel reuses the native --dsw-alias-* theme tokens, so it looks right at home alongside the built-in settings sections.

If you regularly debug several local plugins in DSH or need to quickly swap plugin sets between project environments, this panel eliminates the repetitive YAML editing. Open the settings page, locate the Local Plugin Switch section, and flip the switches.