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dshmarket 1.73.12: Four Fixes Across Patch, pnpm Store and Drain (Nov 5, 2026)
TL;DR
Per the npm registry, dshmarket published 1.73.12 at 20:44 UTC on 2026-11-05, the fourteenth release evening in fifteen since October 22. All four are fixes by first-time contributor @BBleae: multiline disable lines can be turned back on from the market, the ndjson stream recognizes the store across a pnpm major change, and drain's waiting count and session list count only sessions running a turn.
dshmarket shipped again on the evening of November 5: per the npm registry (fetched 2026-11-05), 1.73.12 went up at 20:44:12 UTC with the dist-tag latest pointing at it — fourteen of the fifteen evenings since October 22 now carry a release. dshmarket 1.73.11: View Source from Plugin Detail Pages (Nov 4, 2026) closed the previous evening with two changes; this one carries four, and every one of them comes from the same first-time contributor. The GitHub release page stamps 20:38:07 UTC, authored by the repo’s github-actions bot, and links the compare range v1.73.11…v1.73.12.
Four fixes, one first-time contributor
Per the release notes — one auto-generated body whose item lines are Chinese, so there are no per-locale sections to count separately — the What’s Changed list holds four items, every one a fix authored by @BBleae, whom the New Contributors section names as a first-time contributor via PR #1107.
- PR #1107 (fix(patch)) — multiline disable lines become readable again, so they can be turned back on from the market. Issue #1099’s title locates the breakage in user patches, and its English half records the pre-fix behavior: multiline disable entries are not recognised, so a disabled plugin reports restart forever.
- PR #1108 (fix(pnpm)) — the ndjson stream now also recognizes the store across a pnpm major change and surfaces the version number to the user. Issue #1100’s English title records the diagnosis this closes: the suggested storeDir fix cannot work on pnpm 12.
- PR #1106 (fix(drain)) — the waiting count and the session list count only sessions running a turn. Issue #1095’s zh title says all idle sessions were silently frozen during delayed updates (drain), with no timeout and no notice.
- PR #1109 (fix(drain)) — per its title, a session newly opened while a package command runs is no longer judged a barrier violation and aborted.
The notes list nothing beyond these four items — no feature, no other fix.
Cadence
From the same 2026-11-05 registry fetch: fourteen of the fifteen evenings from 10-22 through 11-05 carried at least one dshmarket release, the quiet 10-25 still the only gap, and the last five evenings read exactly one release each — 1.73.8 through 1.73.12. dsh-market keeps its evening rhythm, and each release page continues to be authored by the repository’s github-actions bot rather than a human account.
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