dsh-reveal-fix

Clicking Reveal in Explorer on a DSH delivery card in Windows produces a UI confirmation, yet the screen stays perfectly silent. No window, no taskbar flash, no error. This is not a flaky glitch but the inevitable result of two upstream defects compounding: a percent-encoded file URL is passed directly to explorer.exe /select, causing a silent fallback to the Desktop, while the windowsHide flag forces the newly spawned window to be created invisible. Diagnosis is nearly impossible because the HTTP route always returns 204, the success message is identical regardless of outcome, and the exit code is always 1.

dsh-reveal-fix patches the revealPath method on the sessionController instance at runtime. It restores the path to a plain Windows string, sets windowsHide to false so the window actually becomes visible, and falls back to the original implementation on non-Windows platforms. Nothing inside the dsh installation directory is modified; the plugin lives in ~/.dsh/local-plugins/, so the standard upgrade cycle (staging plus directory swap) never touches it. Install once, restart dsh, and it persists across every future update without re-patching.

If you work with DSH delivery on Windows and keep hitting the Reveal button to no visible effect, or watch a window briefly flash onto the Desktop before vanishing, this plugin is built for you. It adds no extra dependencies, changes no other DSH behavior, and requires no edits to core files.