Remote debugging plugins were not being synchronized across cluster nodes,
causing "no plugin available nodes found" errors when trying to invoke
plugins from different nodes.
1. **Remote debugging plugins not registered to cluster** - The
`ClusterTunnel` notifier was not being added to ControlPanel
2. **Plugin ID inconsistency** - Remote plugins used different plugin_id
formats during installation vs. querying
3. **Non-idempotent registration** - `RegisterPlugin` failed on reconnection
with "plugin has been registered" error
- **internal/types/models/curd/atomic.go**:
- Unify plugin_id calculation for remote plugins (author/name without version)
- Remove plugin_id from plugin query conditions
- Clear old cache when plugin_id is updated
- **internal/cluster/plugin.go**:
- Make `RegisterPlugin` idempotent by updating existing plugin instead
of returning error
- **internal/core/control_panel/daemon.go**:
- Add cluster field to ControlPanel
- Add SetCluster() method for lazy cluster initialization
- **internal/core/control_panel/server_debugger.go**:
- Register remote debugging plugins to cluster on connection
- Unregister from cluster on disconnection
- **internal/core/plugin_manager/manager.go**:
- Add SetCluster() method to set cluster after initialization
- **internal/server/server.go**:
- Call SetCluster() instead of AddClusterTunnel()
Only remote debugging plugins are synchronized across cluster nodes.
Local plugins run only on the node where they are installed and are
not registered to the cluster.
- Error handling improvements using `errors.Is()` instead of `==`
- Handle 404 for missing plugin assets gracefully
- Handle already-installed debugging plugins gracefully
- Remote debugging plugin can be invoked from any node in the cluster
- Plugin reconnection works without errors
- Cache invalidation works correctly when plugin_id changes
Modify session write method to include a new plugin access action parameter across multiple runtime implementations. This change allows for more granular tracking and handling of plugin interactions by introducing an optional action context to the write method.
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