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A config that points OpenCode at a working clone of this repository lost that entry on the next install. Any path ending in `/oc-codex-multi-auth` was read as an installer-written reference, removed, and replaced with the published package name, so the next request ran against npm rather than the code being edited - silently, with the previous entry recoverable only from the backup file. Renaming the clone did not help. A differently named directory survived the filter, but the published name was still appended beside it, leaving both copies registered at once. No directory name produced a correct result. Entries are now identified by the package they resolve to, read from the nearest enclosing `package.json`, rather than by how the path is spelled. A path outside `node_modules` and the versioned package cache is somewhere a human deliberately pointed OpenCode, so it is kept byte-identical, whatever the directory is called and whether it is written as a path, a `file://` URL, or a build output directory. An entry carrying plugin options keeps its options. The published package name is appended only when nothing in the config resolves to this plugin. References the installer itself produced are still retired: a repeated bare name, version pins, the former `oc-chatgpt-multi-auth` name, and paths into `node_modules` or the versioned package cache. AI-Tool: opencode AI-Model: anthropic/claude-opus-5 AI-Platform: linux AI-Harness: Vibeterm 531a786
The exit-time cache refresh deleted three paths recursively, each chosen purely because its final segment matched a managed package name. A developer who links a working checkout into the OpenCode cache so OpenCode loads it - `npm link`, or a symlink under `node_modules` - therefore lost that checkout the next time OpenCode exited with an update pending. Every path is now resolved through its symlinks and must still be contained in the OpenCode cache directory before it can be removed. A path that escapes, a path that cannot be resolved, and the cache directory itself are refused and logged rather than deleted. AI-Tool: opencode AI-Model: anthropic/claude-opus-5 AI-Platform: linux AI-Harness: Vibeterm 531a786
Developing on this project means pointing OpenCode at a clone rather than at the published package, but nothing said so, and the install commands were presented without noting that they write the reader's real OpenCode config. README gains a section on that setup and on what the installer does with it. AGENTS.md separates the installer from the standalone CLI commands it had been listed beside, since only the installer writes config, and records that a plugin entry is identified by what it resolves to rather than by its last path segment. The setup skill tells an agent to read the existing `plugin` array before installing, and to prefer `update` when the goal is only a stale package cache. AI-Tool: opencode AI-Model: anthropic/claude-opus-5 AI-Platform: linux AI-Harness: Vibeterm 531a786
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe installer now identifies plugin entries by resolved package identity and preserves local checkouts. It removes managed package references only when safe. Cache eviction validates resolved paths and symlinks before deletion. Documentation and tests cover both behaviors. ChangesPlugin registration
Cache eviction safety
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participant Installer
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Installer->>normalizePluginList: provide plugin entries
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a config left by the previous installer can contain both a differently named local checkout and oc-codex-multi-auth. every local checkout is retained, and this branch independently retains one published entry. the installer therefore leaves the duplicate registration it is intended to repair. track one managed registration across both branches and add vitest coverage for local-plus-published and duplicate-local inputs.
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a config left by the previous installer can contain both a differently named local checkout and `oc-codex-multi-auth`. every local checkout is retained, and this branch independently retains one published entry. the installer therefore leaves the duplicate registration it is intended to repair. track one managed registration across both branches and add vitest coverage for local-plus-published and duplicate-local inputs.
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In `@AGENTS.md`:
- Line 78: Update the plugin-path cleanup rule in AGENTS.md to document the
exception for managed paths under the OpenCode packages cache: these paths may
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protected. Preserve the requirement to resolve the path target rather than
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- Around line 349-351: Update the LOCAL_CHECKOUT_ENTRY handling around
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Pull request overview
This PR updates installer plugin matching to preserve local checkouts while continuing to remove stale package-managed references, and hardens OpenCode cache eviction against symlinked or out-of-cache paths.
Changes:
- Classify plugin entries by their declared package identity and preserve local checkout paths, URLs, build outputs, and options.
- Add installer and cache-eviction test coverage for local checkouts, stale references, and unsafe paths.
- Document local-checkout behavior and installer commands in repository and setup documentation.
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test/install-oc-codex-multi-auth.test.ts |
Covers local checkout preservation and plugin registration behavior. |
test/auto-update-checker.test.ts |
Covers safe cache eviction and symlink/out-of-directory refusal. |
skills/oc-codex-setup/SKILL.md |
Documents installer behavior for local checkouts. |
scripts/install-oc-codex-multi-auth-core.js |
Implements package-aware plugin classification and non-destructive normalization. |
lib/auto-update-checker.ts |
Restricts recursive cache deletion to resolved paths inside the cache directory. |
README.md |
Documents local checkout setup and stale-reference cleanup. |
AGENTS.md |
Adds installer safety guidance and local-checkout conventions. |
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Review of ndycode#259 found four ways the new classifier still reached the wrong answer. Each one ends with OpenCode loading two copies of this plugin, or none. A relative entry was never resolved, so its package.json was never read. OpenCode resolves such an entry against the config file that declares it, so `./plugins/my-codex-fork` names a real checkout; the installer saw an unreadable path, called it unrelated, and appended the published name beside it. The declaring config directory is now passed down and used to resolve relative entries FOR INSPECTION ONLY - the entry itself is still written back exactly as the user spelled it. A checkout and the published name could both survive. The published entry was kept whenever it appeared, independently of any checkout, so a config left by an older installer kept the duplicate registration this change exists to repair. Registration is now decided once, across the whole list, before any entry is kept. A checkout of the FORMER package name satisfied that registration. It is user-owned, so it is still never removed, but `oc-chatgpt-multi-auth` is valid for cleanup and not as the registration the installer must ensure - a config holding only a legacy checkout now also gets the current package registered. Windows reaches one directory under many spellings, so a `NODE_MODULES` path there is the same package-manager output as `node_modules` and was being preserved as if a human had chosen it. Segment comparison is now case-insensitive on win32 only; elsewhere the two are different directories and must stay so. AI-Tool: opencode AI-Model: anthropic/claude-opus-5 AI-Platform: linux AI-Harness: Vibeterm 4e488d6
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Thanks — four of the five findings were real defects, and I confirmed each one by running the reported input through the pre-fix matcher before changing anything. All five are addressed in 1. Relative checkout paths get duplicated — real, fixedRaised independently by @greptile-apps (P1,
The fix follows the guidance exactly: a new One deliberate detail: with no declaring directory (the unit-test path, and any caller that has not supplied one), a relative entry is left alone rather than resolved against the installer's working directory. That directory is not where OpenCode would look, so resolving there would identify a different place entirely. There is a test for both halves of this. 2. Duplicate registrations remain — real, fixed@greptile-apps (P1, The two branches each tracked registration independently, exactly as described. 3. A legacy checkout satisfies current registration — real, fixed@coderabbitai ( Implemented as suggested in substance: the legacy path is still user-owned and kept untouched, but only a checkout whose declared name is 4. Windows path casing misclassifies — real, fixed@greptile-apps (P2, Segment casing is now folded only on To be straight about the limits of this one: I cannot execute it on Windows here, so the win32 behaviour is verified by injecting 5. AGENTS.md contradicts the cleanup contract — real, fixed@coderabbitai (
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The added tests cover the reported installer and cache regressions, including option-bearing entries and end-to-end relative checkouts. The lack of execution on a Windows host and the absence of new concurrency/token-redaction tests are noted limitations, but neither is a blocker for this change. No further blocking finding remains. |
Review of ndycode#259 found four ways the new classifier still reached the wrong answer. Each one ends with OpenCode loading two copies of this plugin, or none. A relative entry was never resolved, so its package.json was never read. OpenCode resolves such an entry against the config file that declares it, so `./plugins/my-codex-fork` names a real checkout; the installer saw an unreadable path, called it unrelated, and appended the published name beside it. The declaring config directory is now passed down and used to resolve relative entries FOR INSPECTION ONLY - the entry itself is still written back exactly as the user spelled it. A checkout and the published name could both survive. The published entry was kept whenever it appeared, independently of any checkout, so a config left by an older installer kept the duplicate registration this change exists to repair. Registration is now decided once, across the whole list, before any entry is kept. A checkout of the FORMER package name satisfied that registration. It is user-owned, so it is still never removed, but `oc-chatgpt-multi-auth` is valid for cleanup and not as the registration the installer must ensure - a config holding only a legacy checkout now also gets the current package registered. Windows reaches one directory under many spellings, so a `NODE_MODULES` path there is the same package-manager output as `node_modules` and was being preserved as if a human had chosen it. Segment comparison is now case-insensitive on win32 only; elsewhere the two are different directories and must stay so. AI-Tool: opencode AI-Model: anthropic/claude-opus-5 AI-Platform: linux AI-Harness: Vibeterm 4e488d6
An entry pointing into OpenCode's package cache at `<cache>/packages/oc-codex-multi-auth` survived normalization as a local checkout, because classification recognized only the versioned `packages/<name>@<version>` spelling the cache usually writes. The unversioned directory is a cache layout too, and `clearCache` removes it on the same run, so the installer preserved an entry and then deleted what it pointed at. OpenCode then had a config naming a plugin directory that no longer existed. Spelling could not separate the two: `packages/oc-codex-multi-auth` is also how an ordinary monorepo names its own package, and treating every unversioned `packages/` directory as cache would retire those real checkouts. Ownership can. The installer already knows its cache root and already empties it, so an entry resolving to somewhere inside that root is one the installer wrote and may retire, whatever it is called. A monorepo lives elsewhere and is untouched. Classification takes the cache root the same way it takes the config directory, so the containment question is answered against a path the caller supplies rather than one guessed here. Windows path casing folds, since one directory is reachable there under several spellings. Containment is compared on the path as written, without resolving symlinks, which is the opposite of what the cache eviction path does and is deliberate. Eviction decides whether to delete a directory recursively, so it must refuse anything whose real location escapes the cache. This decides whether an entry names something `clearCache` removes, and `clearCache` removes the paths exactly as it spells them - `rm` unlinks a symlink rather than descending into its target. Resolving here would preserve an entry whose link is about to be unlinked out from under it, which is the failure this commit exists to end. AI-Tool: opencode AI-Model: anthropic/claude-opus-5 AI-Platform: linux AI-Harness: Vibeterm 59a3271
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if a checkout is linked or junctioned beneath the opencode cache, this lexical containment check classifies it as installer-managed even though its real target is developer-owned. normalization then discards the checkout entry and adds the published package name, silently making opencode load the published copy. this also affects windows junctions. add vitest coverage for a cache path that resolves through a symlink or junction to an external checkout.
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- Line 78: Update the documentation wording to state that all directories of the
OpenCode package cache are package-manager output, removing the qualifier
“versioned” so unversioned and versioned cache paths are covered.
In `@scripts/install-oc-codex-multi-auth-core.js`:
- Around line 366-379: Restrict the managedNameFromPathSpelling fallback in the
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| - Do not treat `oc-chatgpt-multi-auth` as current except in migration/cleanup logic. | ||
| - Do not identify a plugin entry by the spelling of its last path segment. Resolve what it points at; a path outside package-manager output - `node_modules`, and the versioned directories of the OpenCode package cache - belongs to whoever wrote it and is never rewritten or removed. |
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Document all OpenCode cache directories.
isPackageManagerPath returns true for any resolved plugin path inside cacheDirectory, including unversioned packages/<name> paths. classifyPluginEntry therefore marks them as managed, and normalizePluginList removes them. The test covers both unversioned and versioned paths. Change “the versioned directories of the OpenCode package cache” to “the directories of the OpenCode package cache” so the guidance matches the installer.
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Do not treat an unresolved path as a registered checkout.
When resolveDeclaredName returns null, managedNameFromPathSpelling classifies /old/oc-codex-multi-auth as the current package. normalizePluginList then sets checkoutRegistered and does not append the published package.
Restrict basename fallback to package-manager paths. This preserves cleanup for missing node_modules and cache entries while treating missing user-owned paths as unrelated. Update the POSIX casing test to expect an unrelated entry for its nonexistent uppercased NODE_MODULES path.
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const inspectionPath = resolveInspectionPath(entryPath, baseDirectory);
const declaredName = inspectionPath ? resolveDeclaredName(inspectionPath) : null;
+const packageManagerPath = isPackageManagerPath(entryPath, {
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? getManagedPackageNames().find(
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+ ? managedNameFromPathSpelling(entryPath)
+ : null;
if (!managedName) return { kind: UNRELATED_ENTRY, name: null };
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| : { kind: LOCAL_CHECKOUT_ENTRY, name: managedName, path: inspectionPath ?? entryPath }; | |
| } |
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In `@scripts/install-oc-codex-multi-auth-core.js` around lines 366 - 379, Restrict
the managedNameFromPathSpelling fallback in the entry classification flow to
package-manager paths by computing and reusing the isPackageManagerPath result.
When resolveDeclaredName returns null for a non-package-manager path, classify
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Summary
The installer now identifies a plugin entry by the package it resolves to rather than by how its path is spelled, and appends
oc-codex-multi-authonly when nothing already in the config resolves to this plugin. Cache eviction refuses any path that resolves outside the OpenCode cache directory. README, AGENTS.md, and the setup skill describe the local-checkout setup and what the installer does with it.Anyone developing on this project points OpenCode at their clone rather than at the published package:
{ "plugin": ["file:///path/to/oc-codex-multi-auth"] }Before this change, the next
npx -y oc-codex-multi-auth@latestremoved that entry and wrote the published package name in its place, in bothopencode.jsonandtui.json. OpenCode then loaded npm's copy instead of the contributor's working tree. Nothing failed, so the swap was easy to miss - the symptom is edits that appear to have no effect - and the previous entry survived only in the timestamped backup file.Renaming the clone did not avoid it. A directory not ending in
/oc-codex-multi-authpassed the filter, but the published name was still appended beside it, leaving both copies registered at once. No directory name produced a correct result.Now the entry is kept exactly as written, under any directory name, and whether it is written as a path, a
file://URL, or a build output directory, with nothing appended beside it. An entry carrying plugin options keeps its options. Contributors can run any installer mode without checking afterwards whether their config still points at their own build, and the installer prints which checkout it kept.The same name-matching drove the exit-time cache refresh, which removed three paths recursively based on their final path segment alone. A checkout linked into
~/.cache/opencode/node_modulesso OpenCode loads it was therefore deleted on the next exit with an update pending. Those paths are now resolved through their symlinks and must still be contained in the OpenCode cache directory to be removed; a path that escapes, a path that cannot be resolved, and the cache directory itself are refused and logged.Stale references the installer itself produced are still retired, exactly as before: a repeated bare name, version pins, the former
oc-chatgpt-multi-authname, and paths intonode_modulesor the versioned package cache.Testing
npm run lintnpm run buildnpm testnpm testreports 3567 passed, 1 skipped, with no changes needed to existing expectations.New coverage in
test/install-oc-codex-multi-auth.test.ts: a checkout is preserved when referenced as a path, afile://URL, adistbuild output, a differently named directory, and a monorepopackages/directory; package-manager references are still retired; an unresolvable path is preserved unless it is package-manager output; entries carrying plugin options are never rewritten; an unrelated local plugin is untouched while the published name is registered; and two end-to-end installer runs confirm a config registering a checkout is left byte-identical under both--plugin-onlyand--modern.New coverage in
test/auto-update-checker.test.ts: eviction is refused for a cache entry that resolves onto a linked working checkout, for a path outside the cache directory, for the cache directory itself, and for every path when the cache directory cannot be resolved.Also verified outside the suite by running the built installer against a copy of a real OpenCode config that registers a checkout:
opencode.jsonandtui.jsonwere both left byte-identical and no backup file was written.Compliance Confirmation
Notes
This PR is AI generated, but under direct supervision and on request of @Nowaker.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Bug Fixes
Tests
note: greptile review for oc-chatgpt-multi-auth. cite files like
lib/foo.ts:123. confirm regression tests + windows concurrency/token redaction coverage.the pr is not yet safe to merge because linked cache checkouts can still be silently replaced, and duplicate local registrations remain unresolved.
Findings
Fix with agent prompt
Summary
this pr changes installer registration to preserve local checkouts and hardens runtime cache eviction against paths escaping the opencode cache.
Diagram
%%{init: {'theme': 'neutral'}}%% flowchart TD E[configured plugin entry] --> P[resolve package identity] P --> C{classified origin} C -->|local checkout| K[keep entry unchanged] C -->|installer-managed path| D[discard stale entry] C -->|unrelated| U[keep unrelated entry] D --> A[retain or append published name] K --> N[avoid published duplicate] S[cache path] --> R[resolve real path] R --> I{inside cache root} I -->|yes| X[allow eviction] I -->|no| F[refuse eviction]Reviews (3) · Last reviewed commit: "fix(installer): stop keeping a cache cop..."