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Windows 1.2.20: Agent edits stop showing Modified Files and /undo does not restore files #16391

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@yeyaowei

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On Windows in 1.2.20, when Agent edits files in a Git repository, the TUI no longer shows Modified Files, and /undo only rewinds the conversation state while leaving the edited files unchanged.

This worked in 1.2.19. I also confirmed locally that reverting commit 74effa8eec01b3cb816178a37921333420fe2d82 on top of 1.2.20 restores the previous behavior.

OpenCode version

1.2.20

Steps to reproduce

  1. On Windows PowerShell, open a Git repository with OpenCode 1.2.20.
  2. Ask the Agent to modify a file.
  3. Observe that the TUI sidebar does not show Modified Files.
  4. Run /undo.
  5. Observe that the conversation rewinds, but the edited file is not restored.

Expected behavior

Agent edits should appear under Modified Files, and /undo should restore the file changes from the last step.

Actual behavior

The sidebar shows no Modified Files, and /undo only rewinds the conversation state.

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Operating System

Windows 11

Terminal

PowerShell 7

Additional investigation from a local instrumented build

This section is only diagnostic evidence. It is not required for reproduction.

I added a small local probe to log the worker environment and git detection path:

console.log({
  PATH: process.env.PATH ?? null,
  Path: process.env.Path ?? null,
  which_git: which("git"),
  bun_git: Bun.which("git") ?? null,
  git: await Process.run(["git", "--version"], { nothrow: true }),
})

Relevant result from the worker process:

{
  "PATH": null,
  "Path": "...;C:\\Program Files\\Git\\cmd;...",
  "which_git": null,
  "bun_git": "C:\\Program Files\\Git\\cmd\\git.exe",
  "git": {
    "code": 0,
    "stdout": "git version 2.53.0.windows.1\n"
  }
}

This suggests the regression introduced by 74effa8eec01b3cb816178a37921333420fe2d82:

  • the worker ends up with Path, but not PATH
  • which("git") returns null
  • Bun.which("git") still finds Git
  • git --version still works

That makes project detection fall back to non-git mode, which skips snapshots. Once snapshots are skipped, Modified Files disappears and /undo can no longer restore edited files.

Note: this issue text was generated by GPT 5.4 and reviewed against a local repro.

Activity

  1. added
    coreAnything pertaining to core functionality of the application (opencode server stuff)
    on Mar 6, 2026
  2. changed the title [-]Windows: worker loses git detection in 1.2.20, breaking Modified Files and /undo[/-] [+]Windows 1.2.20: Agent edits stop showing Modified Files and /undo does not restore files[/+] on Mar 6, 2026
  3. Hona commented on Mar 7, 2026

    @Hona
    Member

    I believe I fixed this for you - is that why you closed the issue? :)

  4. yeyaowei commented on Mar 8, 2026

    @yeyaowei
    Author

    I believe I fixed this for you - is that why you closed the issue? :)

    @Hona Yes 😄 Been keeping an eye on the latest commits 👀 #16422
    Thanks for the quick fix!

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