The app icon is flattened onto black because iOS rejects an alpha channel, and
copying that straight over made every dock tile an opaque black square. The tile
wants the frame's own rounded edge with the corners cut away — which is what the
icon this replaces already had, and what tile: bare means.
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The dock tile takes assets/icon.png when the plugin ships one and falls back to
the manifest's lucide glyph when it does not. This is the same icon the phone
shows, resized — one mark per product, wherever it appears.
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The fifth plugin out, and the cheapest so far — offscale's shape rather than
music's or vault's. Nothing stayed behind and nothing had to be redesigned,
for three structural reasons recorded in PLUGIN.md:
• No reverse dependency. Nothing in src/ imported anything of photos'.
• Configuration was already right. The URL and API key live in photos_config,
a per-user registry encrypted at rest and driven from the app. Vault had to
move VAULTWARDEN_URL out of .env and invent a settings panel; here the
sidecar already read the database, and its own comment already said why
nothing reads process.env.
• The frontend was already panels. The screen was a WorkspaceView around
exactly photos-nav and photos-view, so web/panels.ts and web/layout.ts are
the screen's contents with the wrapper removed.
The router's prefix is now derived from mountPrefix rather than the literal
'/api/photos', which was correct only by coincidence — a third-party publisher
mounts at /api/p/<publisher>/photos and the literal would forward the wrong
path to the sidecar.
Palette debt paid down as the runbook requires: 6 classes (it says 47; someone
had already done most of it), all of them state colours wearing palette
numbers, now `success` and `warning` from the closed tone set so they follow
the theme.
Immich itself is still provisioned by the app store rather than by this plugin
— the `provisioned` half of its old catalogue entry has no home until Docker
provisioning for plugins exists. Point it at an instance you already run.
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