OpenCode does not work

[chimon2000]

When running npx codeburn overview --provider opencode -p week

CodeBurn  Last 7 Days

No usage found for Last 7 Days.

[ozymandiashh]

Thanks for the report. Two OpenCode parsing fixes landed on main after the latest npm release (0.9.15, published Jul 2), so npx codeburn does not include them yet: #622 (merge legacy file sessions and the SQLite DB instead of short-circuiting) and #620 (support custom data dir and DB prefix). There is a good chance your case is already covered.

To confirm, could you share: (1) OpenCode version, (2) OS, (3) where your OpenCode data lives, default ~/.local/share/opencode or a custom dir, and (4) whether that folder holds a SQLite db, JSON session files, or both?

A release including both fixes is coming shortly. If it still reproduces there with the details above, we will dig further.

[re-ava]

opencode -v
1.18.3

OS: Mac OS

Data location is ~/.local/share/opencode. The folder holds a SQLite database: opencode.db

[ozymandiashh]

Thanks, that confirms it. OpenCode 1.18.3 stores sessions in the SQLite database only (opencode.db), and codeburn 0.9.15 (what npx codeburn runs today) predates #622, which is exactly the fix for this: reading sessions from the SQLite db instead of short-circuiting on the legacy JSON store. Your setup (default ~/.local/share/opencode, opencode.db) is discovered correctly by current main.

The fix will be in the next release. If you want to verify sooner: clone the repo, npm install && npm run build, then node dist/cli.js overview --provider opencode -p week should show your sessions.

[iamtoruk]

Fixed by #622: discovery merges legacy JSON sessions and opencode.db instead of short-circuiting, shipped in v0.9.16 (current npm latest). Verified end to end in the 0.9.18 pre-release sweep: SQLite-only sessions are read and attributed. Reopen if 0.9.16+ still shows nothing.