Description
Summary
OpenCode v1.16.0 appears to hang during startup when a project contains any local plugin under .opencode/plugins/.
This does not seem to be caused by the plugin implementation itself: even a minimal empty plugin reproduces the issue. Downgrading to v1.15.12 makes the same project start normally.
Environment
- OpenCode:
1.16.0
- OS: Ubuntu under WSL
- Install path:
~/.opencode/bin/opencode
- Bun:
1.3.14
- Project uses project-level local plugin directory:
.opencode/plugins/
Minimal Reproduction
Create a new project:
mkdir opencode-plugin-repro
cd opencode-plugin-repro
mkdir -p .opencode/plugins
Add a minimal local plugin:
cat > .opencode/plugins/minimal.js <<'EOF'
export const MinimalPlugin = async () => ({})
EOF
Run:
Expected Behavior
OpenCode should start normally and load the local plugin quickly.
Actual Behavior on v1.16.0
opencode debug config hangs or exceeds 30s timeout.
In logs, startup reaches internal plugin loading and then stops before loading the project local plugin:
service=plugin ... loading internal plugin
service=plugin ... loading internal plugin
...
It does not proceed to:
service=plugin path=file://.../.opencode/plugins/minimal.js loading plugin
Control Test: Remove Local Plugin
If .opencode/plugins/minimal.js is removed, the same project starts quickly:
rm .opencode/plugins/minimal.js
timeout 30s opencode debug config
This completes in under 1s.
Control Test: Downgrade to v1.15.12
Downgrading OpenCode fixes the issue:
opencode upgrade 1.15.12 --method curl
opencode --version
# 1.15.12
With the same .opencode/plugins/minimal.js present:
timeout 30s opencode debug config
Result: succeeds. After first-run cache work, subsequent runs complete in around 1s.
Logs show the local plugin loads:
service=plugin path=file:///.../.opencode/plugins/minimal.js loading plugin
Additional Notes
This also reproduces with a real project plugin, but the minimal empty plugin above is sufficient. Clearing proxy-related environment variables did not change the behavior.
This looks like a regression in v1.16.0 around project-level local plugin discovery/loading, or the Bun/dependency handling path triggered by local plugins.
Plugins
described in the issue
OpenCode version
0.16.0
Steps to reproduce
See issue body
Screenshot and/or share link
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Operating System
Linux Ubuntu
Terminal
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Description
Summary
OpenCode
v1.16.0appears to hang during startup when a project contains any local plugin under.opencode/plugins/.This does not seem to be caused by the plugin implementation itself: even a minimal empty plugin reproduces the issue. Downgrading to
v1.15.12makes the same project start normally.Environment
1.16.0~/.opencode/bin/opencode1.3.14.opencode/plugins/Minimal Reproduction
Create a new project:
mkdir opencode-plugin-repro cd opencode-plugin-repro mkdir -p .opencode/pluginsAdd a minimal local plugin:
Run:
Expected Behavior
OpenCode should start normally and load the local plugin quickly.
Actual Behavior on v1.16.0
opencode debug confighangs or exceeds 30s timeout.In logs, startup reaches internal plugin loading and then stops before loading the project local plugin:
It does not proceed to:
Control Test: Remove Local Plugin
If
.opencode/plugins/minimal.jsis removed, the same project starts quickly:This completes in under 1s.
Control Test: Downgrade to v1.15.12
Downgrading OpenCode fixes the issue:
opencode upgrade 1.15.12 --method curl opencode --version # 1.15.12With the same
.opencode/plugins/minimal.jspresent:Result: succeeds. After first-run cache work, subsequent runs complete in around 1s.
Logs show the local plugin loads:
Additional Notes
This also reproduces with a real project plugin, but the minimal empty plugin above is sufficient. Clearing proxy-related environment variables did not change the behavior.
This looks like a regression in v1.16.0 around project-level local plugin discovery/loading, or the Bun/dependency handling path triggered by local plugins.
Plugins
described in the issue
OpenCode version
0.16.0
Steps to reproduce
See issue body
Screenshot and/or share link
No response
Operating System
Linux Ubuntu
Terminal
No response