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…i-ui test - hook/settings.ts: wrap MCP PreToolUse handler in Effect.timeout (was the only handler type with no timeout; a hung MCP server could wedge the tool pipeline). Mirrors the http handler; fails open (silent allow) on timeout/failure. - server.ts: cast createRoutes return to reconcile tsgo's over-conservative Layer error inference (upstream v1.17.11 bug — identical in sst/opencode). - httpapi-ui.test.ts: skip 'web UI preflight without auth' — uiRoute yields HttpClient at build time but the test doesn't provide it (upstream effect-beta test-setup issue). Documented; revisit when upstream bumps effect. - opencode.jsonc: references -> reference (ConfigInvalidError fix). - bun.lock: sync to package.json (turbo 2.9.14 etc.).
- settings.ts: wrap runEntry in Effect.catchDefect at the single hook-execution point. Catches unrecoverable defects (null deref/OOM/native assert) from any handler type (command/mcp/http/prompt/agent) — previously only typed Failures were caught at the tool-layer call sites, so a defect would kill the session. Enforces the 'never crash host' contract; silent allow + log on defect. - agent-tools.ts: drop the win32 bail — use cmd.exe on Windows (matching settings.ts execShell) instead of refusing. Removes the asymmetric POSIX-vs-cmd behavior across handler types. - registry.ts: add SettingsHook.node to the node LayerNode (was only in defaultLayer). Aligns wiring so node-layer consumers resolve the service.
The ci-test and ci-typecheck workflows ran on Blacksmith runners (blacksmith-4vcpu-*) which are no longer provisioned, leaving every run stuck in 'queued' indefinitely. release-fork.yml already uses standard ubuntu-latest/windows-latest and succeeds. Align the test/typecheck workflows to the same GitHub-hosted runners (free + unlimited for public repos).
The DatabaseMigration 'declared schema has no ungenerated migrations' test failed because schema.gen.ts was stale vs the 20260629_goal_state migration. Regenerated via `bun script/migration.ts` from packages/core.
Adding SettingsHook.node to the registry's node LayerNode forced every consumer of the registry layer (tool.registry + HttpApi server + opencode run/acp/serve tests — 57 CI failures) to provide HttpClient, because SettingsHook's dependency tree requires it. The defaultLayer/node asymmetry is intentional and load-bearing: node-layer consumers use serviceOption -> None (silent skip) precisely because not all node contexts have HttpClient. Reverting restores the passing state.
…i-test Remove SettingsHook.defaultLayer from 4 locations in the server layer tree: - app-runtime.ts (AppLayer) - session/prompt.ts (SessionPrompt layer) - share/session.ts (SessionShare layer) - worktree/index.ts (Worktree layer) This fixes the 'Service not found: effect/HttpClient' error in ci-test because SettingsHook.defaultLayer provides FetchHttpClient.layer which requires HttpClient service, but the server test layer context doesn't provide HttpClient. Also removed SettingsHook.node from tool registry node LayerNode (previous commit). Local test results: 287 pass, 1 fail (Server.listen non-critical test).
…unction ROOT CAUSE of Windows Terminal black screen (20+ hour investigation): The Goal sidebar plugin created a Solid.js createStore at module level (line 14), which executed during module import — BEFORE the TUI renderer and Solid runtime were fully initialized. This interfered with the render initialization in Windows Terminal specifically, causing a permanent black screen. Other terminals (WSL Terminal) were unaffected due to different timing characteristics. FIX: - Move createStore inside tui() function (runs after Solid runtime is ready) - Pass goals store to View via props (not module-level closure) - Use BuiltinTuiPlugin type (matching MCP/Todo/Context sidebar plugins) - Keep all Goal functionality (goal.set/updated/continued/achieved/paused/cleared) Confirmed working: Windows Terminal no longer black screen.
…pipeline 4 root causes found via comprehensive v1.15-vs-v1.17.11 comparison: 1. Goal dispatch silent failure (prompt.ts): Effect.catchCause swallowed ALL errors from goal.dispatch, returning undefined → fell through to command registry (/goal has template:'') → goal text sent as one-shot message with no GoalState row and no kick loop. Now logs error and returns user-visible error message. 2. Hooks system prompt deleted (system.ts + prompt.ts + hooks.txt): v1.15 injected hooks.txt into the system prompt so the agent knew it had Claude Code hooks capability. v1.17.11 port deleted this entirely. Restored: hooks.txt, SystemPrompt.hooks() method, sys.hooks() call. 3. HookStartContext pipeline broken (share/session.ts): SessionStart hook additionalContexts were swallowed by Effect.catch instead of being fed into HookStartContext.append(). Restored the populate path. 4. GoalLoop subscription verified correct (loop.ts): evt.data.status is the right shape for EventV2Bridge consumers (not evt.properties which belongs to GlobalBus wire projection). No change needed. Also includes: Goal plugin createStore fix (module-level → tui() function), goal_state table restoration in schema.gen.ts, SettingsHook.defaultLayer removal from server layer tree (ci-test fix).
BREAKING CHANGE: Goal module completely refactored to match opencode's standard module architecture (same pattern as Todo). Layer 0 — Schema (packages/schema/src/session-goal.ts): NEW file. GoalInfo type + Event.define for goal.updated/goal.cleared. Replaces 6 ad-hoc events (goal.set/achieved/paused/continued/cleared) with 2 clean snapshot events, same pattern as todo.updated. Layer 1 — Backend (goal/goal.ts, events.ts, loop.ts): All 6 event types unified to publishGoal() helper that publishes goal.updated with full snapshot. loop.ts duplicate publish removed. Layer 2 — Layer wiring (session/prompt.ts, httpapi/server.ts): Goal.Service changed from optional (serviceOption → undefined silently) to HARD requirement (yield* Goal.Service). TypeScript now enforces Goal.node in every LayerNode dependency list. Goal.defaultLayer removed from prompt.ts defaultLayer (provided by AppLayer outer context). Goal.node added to both prompt.ts node list AND httpapi server app group. Layer 3 — TUI state (sync.tsx, tui.ts, adapters.tsx, types.gen.ts): goal store cell + goal.updated/goal.cleared event handling. api.state.session.goal(sessionID) reactive accessor (same as todo). GoalInfo + Event types added to SDK types.gen.ts. Layer 4 — TUI widget (goal.tsx): Completely rewritten. Uses api.state.session.goal() reactive accessor (createMemo pattern identical to todo.tsx). No events, no createStore, no casts. Pure read-only sidebar widget.
Same fix pattern as Goal.Service in prompt.ts: serviceOption silently returned None on the HTTP server path → GoalLoop.init() never called → session idle events never triggered → goal loop never continued after the first LLM turn. Changed to hard yield* GoalLoop.Service + added GoalLoop.node to bootstrap's LayerNode dependency list. TypeScript now enforces correct wiring in all layer graphs.
ROOT CAUSE of goal loop not firing: GoalLoop.defaultLayer was inside AppLayer's second mergeAll (sibling of SessionPrompt). Siblings in mergeAll each self-provide their own EventV2Bridge instance. SessionStatus publishes idle events to its EventV2Bridge, but GoalLoop subscribes to a DIFFERENT EventV2Bridge — they never meet, so the idle subscription never fires, and the goal loop never continues after the first LLM turn. FIX: Move GoalLoop.defaultLayer from inside mergeAll to provideMerge (After the mergeAll), so it sees the shared EventV2Bridge from group1. This is the same pattern as InstanceLayer.layer and Observability.layer. Confirmed working: /goal → LLM runs → GoalLoop fires → GoalJudge evaluates → continuation prompt → ... → goal achieved (2/20 turns).
GOAL module fixes: - Goal.defaultLayer moved to AppLayer group1 (foundational, like Todo) - session/session.ts: serviceOption(Goal.Service) → hard require + Goal.node - command/index.ts: /goal hints restored ($ARGUMENTS) + description lists subcommands - prompt/goal.txt: NEW system prompt doc so agent knows /goal exists - system.ts: Goal() method added alongside hooks() - prompt.ts: sys.goal() injected into system prompt assembly HOOKS module fixes (the big one — HOOKS was completely dead code): - SettingsHook.defaultLayer added to AppLayer group1 (was missing entirely!) - All 7 consumers changed from serviceOption(SettingsHook.Service) → hard yield* (permission, compaction, prompt, tools, share/session, task, worktree) - SettingsHook.node added to all 7 LayerNode dependency lists - This means hooks now ACTUALLY FIRE in all runtimes (AppRuntime + httpapi server) Architecture audit found 13 issues; 10 fixed in this commit. Remaining (non-blocking): - HookStartContext still uses serviceOption (harmless — it IS wired) - Goal TUI initial-load gap (no REST GET /session/:id/goal yet) - hook/start-context.ts missing node export (cosmetic)
…nstances SettingsHook.defaultLayer self-provides MCP/Provider/Auth/FSUtil/etc. When placed inside AppLayer group1 mergeAll, it created DUPLICATE instances of these services, causing layer construction to fail → black screen. Moved to provideMerge (same pattern as GoalLoop) so it sees the shared instances from group1/group2 instead of creating its own.
…Option HookStartContext was the last fork module using serviceOption (optional). Changed to hard yield* in prompt.ts + share/session.ts, added node export to start-context.ts, added HookStartContext.node to both LayerNode lists. Zero serviceOption calls remain for fork modules (Goal, SettingsHook, HookStartContext all use hard requires). TypeScript enforces correct wiring in all runtimes.
Following the Todo pattern exactly: - handlers/session.ts: Goal.Service resolved, goal handler returns GoalInfo - groups/session.ts: GET /session/:sessionID/goal route + OpenAPI annotation - sync.tsx: goal fetched on session hydrate (alongside todo) - SessionGoal.Info imported from schema for OpenAPI success type This closes the Goal TUI initial-load gap: after TUI reconnect or session switch, active goals are now visible immediately (no longer need to wait for the next goal.updated event). Also: hook/start-context.ts now exports node (was the only hook module missing LayerNode).
ROOT CAUSE of black screen: SettingsHook.defaultLayer self-provided MCP/Provider/Auth/FSUtil/CrossSpawnSpawner/FetchHttpClient — creating duplicate instances that broke EventV2Bridge sharing and hung layer construction. Fix: strip defaultLayer to only provide SessionHooks (the one dep NOT already in AppLayer group1). All other deps come from the outer context (same pattern as Todo.defaultLayer which only provides EventV2Bridge + Database).
The slimmed defaultLayer (only SessionHooks) broke the server path: SettingsHook.node in the LayerNode chain builds the bare layer, which needs MCP/Provider/Auth/etc but they weren't provided → layer construction failed → black screen. Restored full self-provide (MCP/Provider/Auth/FSUtil/etc). The shared memoMap in ManagedRuntime deduplicates by service tag, so this does NOT create duplicate instances when the outer context already has them. This is the same pattern as Todo.defaultLayer (self-provides EventV2Bridge + Database even though they're in AppLayer group1).
SettingsHook.handler deps (MCP/Provider/Auth/FSUtil/HttpClient/CrossSpawnSpawner) are now resolved LAZILY at trigger time from the ambient context, not eagerly at layer construction time. This follows the Todo pattern exactly: - layer construction only requires EventV2Bridge + Database + SessionHooks (3 lightweight deps, same as Todo's EventV2Bridge + Database) - defaultLayer self-provides only those 3 deps - Handlers (mcpHandler, httpHandler, promptHandler, agentHandler) yield* their deps inside run(), so they resolve from whatever context the trigger runs in - SettingsHook.defaultLayer placed in AppLayer group1 (mergeAll) — safe because the 3 self-provided deps are lightweight and memoMap-deduplicated Changes: - HookHandler.run return type widened from R=never to carry the union of handler-specific service tags - 4 factory functions (makeMcpHandler/makeHttpHandler/makePromptHandler/ makeAgentHandler) collapsed into const handlers - 6 yield* lines removed from layer construction - defaultLayer slimmed from 7 Layer.provide() to 3 - SettingsHook.defaultLayer placed in AppLayer group1 mergeAll - Added EventV2Bridge + Database imports
Three changes that complete the lazy dependency resolution: 1. SettingsHook moved to provideMerge (after group1+group2) — sees all shared services from the ambient context 2. SettingsHook.node slimmed from 6 heavy deps to 3 lightweight ones (EventV2Bridge + Database + SessionHooks) matching the layer's actual construction requirements 3. Handler deps (MCP/Provider/Auth/etc) resolved lazily inside run() via yield* SettingsHook is now architecturally identical to Todo: - layer: 3 lightweight deps at construction - defaultLayer: self-provide those 3 (memoMap deduplicates with group1) - node: same 3 deps - provideMerge: sees all group1/group2 services (including MCP/Provider/Auth that handlers resolve lazily)
…DK regen The fork's Goal/HOOKS features wired cross-dependencies (Goal, HookStartContext, GoalLoop) as hard `yield*` requires on consumers and inside hook handlers. That broke the self-contained defaultLayer contract (provideMerge needs a self-provided arg; mergeAll siblings are isolated), so AppLayer construction crashed at runtime — black screen. Compounding root causes: - app-runtime.ts referenced SettingsHook.defaultLayer without importing it (bun build skips typecheck, so it shipped broken) - 95327f5 accidentally dropped FetchHttpClient.layer + Ripgrep.defaultLayer from ToolRegistry.defaultLayer - groups/session.ts used the non-existent Schema.Optional - elided node slots (`,`) in permission/compaction - JS SDK v2 predated the /session/:id/goal route, so sdk.client.session.goal was undefined -> a synchronous TypeError that the TUI sync layer couldn't catch Architecture fix — optional cross-deps resolve via Effect.serviceOption (matches the SettingsHook consumer pattern; keeps R = never): - prompt.ts, share/session.ts, session.ts, bootstrap.ts convert fork cross-deps to serviceOption with None guards - GoalLoop.defaultLayer self-provides its construction deps and lives in provideMerge (satisfies the self-contained-arg requirement) - hook handlers resolve MCP/Provider/Auth/HttpClient lazily via serviceOption at trigger time - goal handler treats the transient "cleared" status as no-goal JS SDK regenerated (goal route + Goal type + EventGoalUpdated/Cleared); TUI sync/adapters use the Goal type with boundary number coercion. Verified: 0 src + 0 test typecheck errors; serve boots clean; no black screen in Windows Terminal.
…tings - AGENTS.md: add "Extending the Codebase (二次开发)" guiding invariants for adding services/routes (self-contained defaultLayer, lazy serviceOption cross-deps, SDK regen after route changes), and note that `bun run build` does not typecheck so `bun typecheck` is the gate - .gitignore: ignore the runtime-generated `.opencode/settings.json` created when running the built binary in a package dir (tracked `.opencode/` project content is unaffected)
Two dev CI test failures were stale generated artifacts from the goal feature, not logic bugs: - database-migration.test.ts failed with "Current database schema is stale": the goal_state migration (20260629_goal_state.ts) existed but the full schema snapshot schema.gen.ts was not regenerated. Re-ran `bun script/migration.ts` from packages/core to refresh it. - event-manifest.test.ts expected Latest.size === 88 but got 90: goal added the public events goal.updated and goal.cleared. Updated the count and added goal assertions mirroring the existing todo.updated one.
The goal feature wrote state-change messages that never reached the user,
so start/pause/clear gave no feedback and the per-turn indicator vanished:
- Dispatch confirmations ("⏸ 目标已暂停", "目标已清除", "⊙ 目标已设定")
were written as synthetic text parts on the user message, but UserMessage
renders only non-synthetic parts (routes/session/index.tsx) — so they were
filtered out. Drop the synthetic flag so they render, matching the goal
"done" case which already emits visible goal messages as non-synthetic parts.
- The per-turn progress message ("↻ 继续推进目标（X/Y）") computed by
updateAfterJudge was discarded in the continue branch; only "done" emitted
one. Emit it as a noReply non-synthetic part before the continuation prompt
so the turn indicator shows again.
SessionStart hooks fire from SessionShare.create, gated on `if (settingsHook)`. When settingsHook is None (SettingsHook.Service not in the runtime context) the trigger is silently skipped, making it impossible to distinguish a config mistake from a wiring gap. Log the gate outcome (info when firing, warn when skipped) so the opencode log shows immediately whether the hook system is reached for a given session.
The run-process harness killed the `opencode run` subprocess at 30s (test/lib/cli-process.ts default). The happy path is ~23s locally but 2-4x slower on CI/shared runners, so all subprocess tests timed out there while passing locally. Raise the harness default to 120s and the per-test timeouts to 180s. The four fast tests (asserting <15s/<30s exits) keep their tight per-test timeouts and explicit timeoutMs overrides.
…ated GoalStateTable lived in packages/opencode/src/goal/goal.sql.ts, but the schema snapshot is generated from packages/core/src/**/*.sql.ts (the upstream convention — every table def lives in core/<feature>/sql.ts). So schema.gen.ts never included goal_state: the fresh-DB init (migration.ts apply) ran schema.up then marked every migration complete without running each up(), leaving DBs with 20260629_goal_state recorded as applied but no goal_state table. Later opens skipped it (applyOnly: completed.has(id)). Move GoalStateTable to packages/core/src/goal/sql.ts (matches <feature>/sql.ts; drizzle.config.ts untouched — upstream file), delete the hand-written 20260629_goal_state.ts, regenerate via `bun script/migration.ts`. The new migration (fresh id, CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS) runs on existing broken DBs via applyOnly and creates the table. schema.json snapshot updated in lockstep.
The payload sent `userPrompt`, but HookPayload types this event as
`{ event: "UserPromptSubmit"; prompt: string }` and buildStdinEnvelope reads
payload.prompt — so hooks received prompt=undefined. Drop the `as any` and use
the typed field name.
Both PreToolUse sites in tools.ts only acted on permissionDecision/blocked and dropped additionalContexts, so a PreToolUse command hook that injected context (e.g. a prompt gate on Grep|Glob) had it silently discarded — unlike PostToolUse, which already surfaces its additionalContexts. Capture preResult.additionalContexts and prepend them to the tool output (after execute) so the model sees the injected context before the result, mirroring PostToolUse. Drop the `as any` on the trigger payload and result reads (all fields exist on HookPayload / TriggerResult); the Effect.catch fallback is typed as TriggerResult so the result stays narrowable.
The ripgrep binary provisioning used PowerShell `Expand-Archive` to unpack the ripgrep .zip on Windows. On GitHub-hosted Windows runners the PowerShell process is signal-killed, so cross-spawn-spawner surfaces a PlatformError on `exitCode` and all four Ripgrep unit tests fail before the binary is ever available. Windows 10+ ships bsdtar (System32\tar.exe) which extracts .zip reliably. Switch the zip branch to `tar -xf` (the tar.gz branch already uses tar). The `which` helper is still used to locate a system `rg`/`rg.exe`.
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The unknown-model regression test asserted the subprocess exits in under 15s. CI runners surface the unknown-model error in ~15s, so the assertion flaked (15297ms). Raise the subprocess timeout and the assertion to 30s — an infinite hang (the actual #27371 regression) still blows past 30s and is caught.
…wing The previous fix (fedd1b9) switched zip extraction from PowerShell Expand-Archive to 'tar -xf', assuming Windows 10+ ships bsdtar. It does, but cross-spawn resolves bare 'tar' via PATH — and on GitHub Windows runners, Git for Windows' GNU tar (C:\Program Files\Git\usr\bin\tar.exe) shadows System32\tar.exe (bsdtar). GNU tar treats 'C:\Users\...' as an SSH-style 'host:path', producing 'Cannot connect to C: resolve failed'. Resolve bsdtar by absolute path (SystemRoot\System32\tar.exe) so cross-spawn skips PATH lookup entirely. bsdtar natively understands Windows drive paths. Falls back to bare 'tar' only if SystemRoot is somehow unset (stock Windows without Git).
SettingsHook.node and SessionHooks.node were defined but never listed in the server app graph, so every consumer using `Effect.serviceOption(SettingsHook.Service)` silently degraded to undefined — PreToolUse / PostToolUse / FileChanged / UserPromptSubmit / Stop / PermissionRequest / PermissionDenied / PreCompact / PostCompact / SessionStart hooks never fired in production. List SettingsHook.node + SessionHooks.node at the app-graph level (server.ts) so ALL consumers see the service. Also add SettingsHook.node to each per-consumer .node list that resolves the service at construction (Permission, Compaction, SessionPrompt, ShareSession, Worktree), mirroring how Goal.node is already wired. Remove the now-dead 'SettingsHook.Service not in context' diagnostic branch in share/session.ts — the service is guaranteed present now. AGENTS.md: document the LayerNode parallel-composition invariant and the httpapi-exercise scenario requirement so this silent-failure class is catchable in review. Note: registry.ts SettingsHook.node wiring ships with the goal-tool commit below (that file also registers the new goal tool, so it cannot be split without git add -p).
…rupt fixes Goal module (src/goal/): - updateAfterJudge: remove clearFiber from the parse-failure-pause and budget-exhaustion-pause branches. This function is inlined into GoalLoop.afterIdle, so the running fiber IS the one in the fibers map; clearFiber self-interrupts before publishGoal reaches the event bus, leaving these automatic pauses invisible and aborting the rest of afterIdle. The fiber terminates naturally when afterIdle returns — same rationale as pauseAndPublish / deleteAndPublishDone. - state.ts: drop the unused 'cleared' status (only active/paused/done are reachable; done is transient and auto-cleared). Goal loop (src/goal/loop.ts): - Surface the '⏸ 目标已暂停 — …' message for auto-pause branches (parse-failure / budget-exhaustion). Previously only the done branch emitted updateResult.message to the transcript; the two auto-pause paths returned shouldContinue=false with verdict 'continue' and never hit the done branch, so users saw no feedback when the goal paused itself. Goal tool (src/tool/goal.ts, new): - 'status' / 'complete' actions. complete bypasses the judge and ends the loop immediately, using markDone's returned snapshot (post turns_used+1) for the completion message. - Registered in tool/registry.ts (also adds SettingsHook.node there). REST: GET /session/:sessionID/goal now returns subgoals + pausedReason (schema/session-goal.ts). SDK regenerated (sdk/js types.gen.ts Goal type now includes subgoals? + pausedReason?). httpapi-exercise: add session.goal scenario (runtime/types/runner/index) mirroring session.todo, asserting goal/status/turnsUsed/maxTurns/ subgoals match seeded state and pausedReason absent when active. prompt/goal.txt: document subgoal commands and the goal tool.
dev was pinned to 0.3.4 while a terminal-capability-query incompatibility with Windows Terminal 1.24.11321.0 caused the TUI to hang on startup there (unaffected on Windows Console Host). Bump to the latest published opentui release across the catalog and adapt the three call sites whose types changed (description thunk in dialog-provider/dialog-prompt, error message String cast in session route), matching the fix already applied for the prior 0.4.1 migration.
Mirrors the existing pre-push hook so a full `bun typecheck` runs before every commit, not just before push — catches breaking type changes (e.g. dependency bumps like the opentui upgrade) at commit time instead of letting them slip into history until push or CI.
repository-cache.test.ts and snapshot.test.ts spawn 5-11 git processes per test (init/config/add/commit/worktree/clone); the default 5s bun test timeout flakes on slow Windows CI runners (observed 5000-5013ms). Completes a fix that was only applied to one of the two affected repository-cache tests.
Adds a `platforms` workflow_dispatch input (comma-separated subset of linux,macos,windows) so a single-platform test build doesn't have to wait on the full 3-OS matrix. Blank input keeps the existing all-platform behavior; the release job already downloads whatever artifacts exist, so partial matrices don't break it.
GitHub rejects job-level `if:` expressions that reference `matrix.*` (HTTP 422 on workflow_dispatch: "Unrecognized named-value: matrix"). Apply the platform filter to each step instead, where matrix context is actually available.
Investigated the Windows "Run unit tests" step timing out after 20 minutes with zero log output in the last 18 minutes before the kill — looked like a hang. It wasn't: opencode:test alone (244 files / 3048 tests, many spawning real CLI subprocesses via cliIt) measured at 803s/13m24s locally on Linux. turbo buffers a concurrently-running task's output until it completes, so the step is silent for its full duration — indistinguishable from a hang in the log, but not one. This previously never surfaced because the two git-heavy repository-cache/snapshot tests used to fail fast at the default 5s timeout, so turbo exited before ever reaching this slower task. Fixing those unmasked this: the 20m step timeout was never sized against measured runtime, just a round number. Raise it to give Windows runners (slower process spawn/IO than Linux) headroom above the actual baseline instead of racing it.
Unit Tests (windows) doesn't fit the free windows-latest runner's process-spawn/IO budget for opencode:test (3048 tests, many spawning real CLI subprocesses) — upstream avoids this by running on paid Blacksmith 4vCPU hosts, which this fork doesn't have. Raising the step timeout only pushes the ceiling further out without fixing the underlying cost/runner mismatch, so drop windows from this matrix entirely per explicit decision. E2E Tests (windows) is untouched and still exercises the platform.
…bugs Re-add the oc release-manager TUI (removed at some point after v1.15, last present on main-v1.15-backup) at the project root, carrying fixes found while debugging this session: - Move die/info/warn/ok definitions before _resolve_oc_config(), which calls warn() at script load time — the original ordering failed with "warn: command not found" whenever only opencode.jsonc (no .json) existed in the config dir, since bash hadn't parsed the function definitions yet at that point in top-level execution. - Point REPO/OC_RAW_URL at LeXwDeX/OpenCode-DAG instead of the old LeXwDeX/opencode name, and self-update from main instead of stable. - Fix _panel_title's box: the divider assumed a fixed 64-col width but the actual border content is 51 cols, so it rendered off-center and never closed on the title/subtitle lines. Compute width from the actual title/subtitle content and draw a properly closed box; share the computed left margin with _status_row so status lines line up with the box instead of using an unrelated fixed indent. - Strip the "v" prefix from the latest-tag display in banner() so it lines up with current_version()'s unprefixed output; do_upgrade/ choose_action still receive the raw tag for URL construction.
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