- Support binary bun.lockb format by deleting entire file (cannot parse)
- Add workspace check: verify package.json exists before bun install
- Quote paths in error messages for Windows/paths with spaces
Align version lookup, invalidation, and bun install with OpenCode's cache directory so updates target the loaded plugin location. Keep dependency declarations intact during invalidation so auto-update can reinstall instead of converging to uninstall.
The installer was writing Antigravity provider config and calling a no-op addAuthPlugins function. Since opencode-antigravity-auth is no longer auto-installed and OpenCode supports native Google/Gemini auth, all Antigravity-related installer code is dead. Gemini detection now checks for native google provider instead.
Ultraworked with [Sisyphus](https://github.com/code-yeongyu/oh-my-opencode)
Co-authored-by: Sisyphus <clio-agent@sisyphuslabs.ai>
getConfigContext() emitted a console.warn when called before
initConfigContext() completed. Since initConfigContext runs async
(spawns opencode --version subprocess), other modules calling
getConfigDir/getConfigJson could trigger this warning during startup.
The fallback behavior is intentional and safe (defaults to standard
CLI paths), but console.warn writes to stderr which the TUI captures,
causing the warning to render inside the user's textbox.
Fixes#2183
Fixes#1920
Installer-written exact versions (e.g., oh-my-opencode@3.5.2) were incorrectly treated as user-pinned, blocking auto-updates for all installer users.
Fix isPinned to only block auto-update when pinnedVersion is an explicit semver string (user's intent). Channel tags (latest, beta, next) and bare package name all allow auto-update.
Fix installer fallback to return bare PACKAGE_NAME for stable versions and PACKAGE_NAME@{channel} for prerelease versions, preserving channel tracking.
Remove the automatic installation of opencode-antigravity-auth plugin
when users have Gemini configured. This change addresses several issues:
1. Antigravity plugin is causing Google account bans for users
2. Users are unaware the plugin was auto-installed
3. Google has built-in OAuth for Gemini that doesn't require third-party plugins
Users who need the antigravity plugin can manually add it to their
plugin configuration if desired.
Fixes issues with unexpected plugin installation and account safety.
- fix(delegate-task): return error on poll timeout instead of silent null
- fix(delegate-task): ensure toast and session cleanup on all error paths with try/finally
- fix(delegate-task): apply agent tool restrictions in sync-prompt-sender
- fix(plugin): add symmetric idle dedup to prevent double hook triggers
- fix(cli): replace regex-based JSONC editing with jsonc-parser in auth-plugins
- fix(cli): abort event stream after completion and restore no-timeout default
All changes verified with tests and typecheck.
YeonGyu-Kim