feat(plugin-litellm-pricing): track the plugin's rename to 0.3.0 - #63
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opencode-litellm-pricing has been renamed to opencode-plugin-litellm-pricing.
npm has no rename, so the old package is a separate one, deprecated and frozen
at 0.2.0 — which does not load at all ("Plugin export is not a function"). This
preset pinned exactly that version, so anyone installing it got a plugin
opencode refuses to load.
Repins to opencode-plugin-litellm-pricing 0.3.0, which fixes the load bug.
provider-litellm needs no change: it writes provider.litellm, and the plugin
matches the id `litellm` directly — that was never tied to the package name.
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opencode-litellm-pricinghas been renamed toopencode-plugin-litellm-pricing. npm has no rename operation, so the old name is a separate package — now deprecated and frozen at 0.2.0.That matters here because 0.2.0 does not load at all:
plugin-litellm-pricing.confpinned exactly that version, so anyone installing this preset got a plugin opencode refuses to load. Repinned toopencode-plugin-litellm-pricing@0.3.0, which fixes it.Changes
presets/plugin-litellm-pricing.conf—@description,@pins, body spec; preset@version0.3.0 → 0.4.0test/builtin-presets.test.ts— both assertions (body spec and@pins)README.md— preset table rowNot changed
provider-litellm.confwritesprovider.litellm, and the plugin matches the idlitellmdirectly — that was never tied to the package name. Existing installs of either preset keep working: the plugin still accepts the oldopencode-litellm-pricingprovider id too.109/109 tests pass.