fix: pass --dir parameter from attach command to server #6413
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The --dir parameter was being ignored in attach command, causing sessions to use the client's current directory instead of the specified path. Wire the parameter through TUI to SDK client. Changes: - Parse and resolve --dir argument in attach command - Pass directory through TUI app to SDKProvider - SDK client sends x-opencode-directory header to server Fixes anomalyco#5380
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Workaround for upstream bug where opencode attach --dir doesn't work correctly (anomalyco/opencode#6413). Each worktree now gets its own server to ensure correct project context. - Remove server reuse logic that would share one server across projects - Remove unused findRunningOpenCodeServer function - Add TODO for future cleanup once upstream fix is merged
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Thanks for working on this fix! I noticed the same issue affects the main TUI command ( When running Two additional changes needed in
- const cwd = args.project ? path.resolve(baseCwd, args.project) : process.cwd()
+ const cwd = args.project ? path.resolve(baseCwd, args.project) : baseCwd
prompt,
+ directory: cwd,
},This ensures the directory context is correctly passed when using the default |
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Closing - fixed upstream in #6715 |
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Summary
Fixes the
--dirparameter inopencode attachcommand not being passed to the server, causing sessions to use the client's current directory instead of the specified path.Changes:
--dirargument in attach commandx-opencode-directoryheaderContext
When running
opencode attach <url> --dir /path/to/project, the parameter was being ignored. This particularly affected users running the server remotely and attaching from a different machine.The SDK already supported the
x-opencode-directoryheader; it just wasn't being wired through from the attach command.Fixes #5380
Testing
Verified with:
opencode attach http://localhost:4096 --dir ~/projectopencode attach http://remote:4096 --dir /remote/path--dir: Falls back to current directory (backwards compatible)Session API confirms correct directory is set on server.