Session manager does not correctly identify projects #6

fast-90 commented 2026年01月15日 10:48:39 +01:00

See the attached video. I started a session in two different repos/projects, but they all end up in the same session manager. If I read the README correctly, the session manager should only show sessions from one project (just like the official TUI).

I am running Emacs 31.0.50, MacOS, opencode 1.1.21.

See the attached video. I started a session in two different repos/projects, but they all end up in the same session manager. If I read the README correctly, the session manager should only show sessions from one project (just like the official TUI). I am running Emacs 31.0.50, MacOS, opencode 1.1.21.

sczi commented 2026年01月15日 19:10:16 +01:00

I think this is caused by having an unexpanded ~ in the directory we send to opencode. On my machine default-directory always seems expanded, but it looks like in emacs it's allowed to have ~ in it. I added a couple calls to expand-file-name so we shouldn't send ~ anymore, in bac1921, does that fix it for you?

I think this is caused by having an unexpanded `~` in the directory we send to opencode. On my machine `default-directory` always seems expanded, but it looks like in emacs it's allowed to have `~` in it. I added a couple calls to `expand-file-name` so we shouldn't send `~` anymore, in bac1921, does that fix it for you?

fast-90 commented 2026年01月15日 21:56:10 +01:00

@sczi wrote in #6 (comment):

I think this is caused by having an unexpanded ~ in the directory we send to opencode. On my machine default-directory always seems expanded, but it looks like in emacs it's allowed to have ~ in it. I added a couple calls to expand-file-name so we shouldn't send ~ anymore, in bac1921, does that fix it for you?

It does, thanks for the quick response!

@sczi wrote in https://codeberg.org/sczi/opencode.el/issues/6#issuecomment-9889334: > I think this is caused by having an unexpanded `~` in the directory we send to opencode. On my machine `default-directory` always seems expanded, but it looks like in emacs it's allowed to have `~` in it. I added a couple calls to `expand-file-name` so we shouldn't send `~` anymore, in [`bac1921`](/sczi/opencode.el/commit/bac1921), does that fix it for you? It does, thanks for the quick response!