Changelog

3.0.1

status no longer reports the config file as uncommitted work on machines that use per-machine overrides. The file on disk is supposed to differ from the committed version once overrides are in play, so plain git status flagged it as modified forever — a warning the user could never clear. The config is now compared with overrides subtracted, so only genuine edits count.
git status --porcelain output is parsed by pattern rather than at a fixed column offset. Output is trimmed before parsing, which removed the leading column of an unstaged entry and shifted every field after it, silently yielding a truncated filename.

Complete rewrite. The previous release was a set of shell-wrapped Node scripts; this is a typed library with two entry points and a real test suite.

OpenCode plugin. Startup pull, optional push on idle, and an opencode_sync tool. The CLI remains, because a plugin cannot repair the configuration that stops the plugin from loading.
Per-machine overrides. opencode-sync.overrides.jsonc is deep-merged into the config after every pull and subtracted again before every push, so an overridden key is invisible to sync in both directions.
Selective session sync. Sessions are exported one at a time as gzipped JSON shards, selected by time window, explicit include list, project directory and per-session size cap. Import is a transactional upsert; the newer time_updated wins.
opencode-sync init / link for one-command setup through the GitHub CLI.
--dry-run on push and pull.
extraPaths for syncing arbitrary additional files.
Cross-platform CI on Node 20/22/24 across Linux, macOS and Windows.

Rewritten in TypeScript, published to npm as opencode-github-sync.
New terminal UI with colour that degrades correctly for pipes, NO_COLOR and non-truecolor terminals.
Commit messages now use a stable pseudonym rather than the raw hostname, so a corporate asset tag can never reach the repository.
Line endings are pinned to LF in the worktree; text=auto alone was rewriting shell scripts inside skills to CRLF on Windows.
Credential syncing is opt-in and refused on public repositories.

Whole-database session sync and the Git LFS dependency. Committing opencode.db stops being viable once it passes a gigabyte, and copying it alongside a live write-ahead log risks capturing torn data.
The shell/.cmd wrapper scripts, replaced by a real bin entry.

A push is now verified by reading the remote head back; git push can exit zero without the remote moving.
Symlinks and Windows junctions are refused instead of followed.
File and directory replacements are atomic, so an interrupted sync cannot leave a half-written config.
Nested .git directories left behind by skill installs are stripped from the staging copy, so skill contents are committed as files rather than as unusable gitlinks.
A cross-process lock prevents concurrent syncs from the plugin, the CLI and multiple OpenCode windows.