Help: README Not Rendering Correctly in Dify Marketplace - memos Plugin

[whipser030]

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1. Is this request related to a challenge you're experiencing? Tell me about your story.

Description

The plugin README is not rendering correctly on the marketplace page, showing only blank or error content.

Reproduction Steps

Visit the plugin link: https://marketplace.dify.ai/plugins/memtensor/memos
Check the README section: No content is displayed.

Expected Behavior

The README Markdown should render completely, including titles, lists, etc.

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[dosubot[bot]]

Hi @whipser030! I'm Dosu and I’m helping the dify team.

The blank README issue in the Dify Marketplace usually means the backend couldn't fetch the README file for the plugin. If the plugin daemon returns a 404 (for example, if the README is missing or misnamed), the backend sends an empty string, and the frontend just shows a blank or "no README available" message—no error is displayed to the user. This can happen even if your Markdown is correctly formatted if the file isn't being found or delivered by the plugin service. You can see this fetch-and-fallback logic in the backend and frontend code (backend API, fetch logic, frontend hook, README panel).

If your README is present and correctly named in your plugin package, but still not showing, double-check that the plugin daemon is serving it as expected and that there are no fetch errors. There have been recent changes to Markdown rendering (like LaTeX support and CSS for math), but nothing that would cause a README to be completely blank unless the content is missing or not delivered from the backend (PR #27070, PR #27985).

If you have access to logs or can test the plugin daemon endpoint directly, check for 404s or other errors when requesting the README. Ensuring the README file is present, correctly named (usually README.md), and accessible to the plugin daemon should resolve the issue.

To reply, just mention @dosu.

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