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OpenCode web sidebar sessions have disappeared #16562
Same here - Ubuntu - after update all old sessions and stats are gone.
AHHHH. Found it. Someone changed the behavior of the session storage. If your building opencode yourself opencode looks NOW for opencode-dev.db instead of opencode.db in ~/.local/share/opencode. ln -s opencode.db opencode-dev.db
helps for now
In Windows, I use a map drive (D:) for my Documents folder. That's where I keep my projects. So when I try to open them in OpenCode via D:, only problems. After an hour of troubleshooting I found that opening via the full path from C: solved my issue. It was not obvious that OpenCode indexes sessions by absolute and not relative paths.
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github-actions commentedon Mar 8, 2026
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tisDDM commentedon Mar 8, 2026
Same here - Ubuntu - after update all old sessions and stats are gone.
AHHHH. Found it. Someone changed the behavior of the session storage. If your building opencode yourself opencode looks NOW for opencode-dev.db instead of opencode.db in ~/.local/share/opencode.
ln -s opencode.db opencode-dev.dbhelps for now
fix: normalize directory paths for session list queries on Windows
mlanza commentedon Mar 17, 2026
I have had the issue, usually after applying some update, which makes taking the updates undesirable.
mlanza commentedon Apr 7, 2026
In Windows, I use a map drive (D:) for my Documents folder. That's where I keep my projects. So when I try to open them in OpenCode via D:, only problems. After an hour of troubleshooting I found that opening via the full path from C: solved my issue. It was not obvious that OpenCode indexes sessions by absolute and not relative paths.
dchasman commentedon Jun 4, 2026
I am seeing this also with version 1.15.13
github-actions commentedon Aug 4, 2026
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