feat: supersede stacked plugin versions, pin litellm-pricing 0.9.0 - #122
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append deduped by deep equality, so every pinned bump added a second entry and opencode loaded the plugin at both versions. An incoming `name@spec` entry now replaces every existing entry with the same package name, in place, and a config that already stacked several bumps collapses on the next install. Non-`name@spec` entries (cache fetch dests, prompted dirs, git URLs with credentials) stay plain append. remove is unchanged, still exact-match only. plugin-litellm-pricing 0.9.0 drops options.catalogURL: pricing now comes from the proxy itself, so provider-litellm no longer prompts for a catalog URL and the README section is rewritten around it. Re-running provider-litellm is what clears a stale catalogURL out of an existing config.
…esent The deep-equality check ran before the package-name lookup, so installing pricing@0.9.0 over a config already holding both 0.8.1 and 0.9.0 matched 0.9.0, counted it preserved and returned unchanged, leaving the stale entry behind. That is the repair path the README advertises, and it was a silent no-op: no write, no backup, no warning. The name lookup now runs first, and the trailing-duplicate sweep runs whether the anchored entry matched or not. Also shortens the summary label so it keeps the padded column.
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Two changes.
append stacked plugin versions.
combine()deduped array entries by deep equality, sopkg@0.8.1andpkg@0.9.0were two entries and opencode loaded the plugin twice. Every pinned bump added another one:An incoming
name@specentry now replaces every existing entry with the same package name, overwriting in place so position is kept, and the config above collapses to[litellm-pricing@0.9.0, dcg@0.2.0]on the next install. Scoped names andsuperpowers@git+https://...#tagmatch on the package name too. Entries that are notname@spec({{cache}}fetch dests, prompted dirs, a git URL carryinguser@host) stay plain append.removeis unchanged, still exact-match only. The install summary reportssuperseded N.Hit plugin-dcg, plugin-superpowers and plugin-opencode-planify-german identically.
litellm-pricing 0.9.0. The plugin now reads pricing from the proxy's
/v1/model/infoand no longer readsoptions.catalogURL. Drops the catalogURL prompt and body key from provider-litellm, pins 0.9.0, rewrites the README pricing section. Re-running provider-litellm is what clears a stale catalogURL out of an existing config.Verified: npm test 198/198, check-pins all pins current, and the stacked-config repro above run against a temp config.