fix: normalize install path to Windows format on Git Bash - #351
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On Windows, install.sh rewrote .opencode/context references inside installed files using HOME in POSIX form (/c/Users/...), which native opencode (PowerShell) cannot resolve. Use cygpath -m to emit C:/Users/... paths when the platform is Windows.
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Bug report + courtesy fix
Nota: non sono il maintainer di questo progetto. Questa e una segnalazione di bug con un fix di cortesia che il maintainer puo liberamente accettare, modificare o rifiutare.
Summary
When running
install.sh <profile> --install-dir ~/.config/opencodeunder Git Bash on Windows, the installer rewrites.opencode/contextreferences inside the installed files usingHOMEin POSIX form (/c/Users/...). Native Windows opencode (PowerShell) cannot resolve those paths, so context loading and the context files referenced in agents, commands, and context docs fail.Repro
bash install.sh developer --install-dir ~/.config/opencode~/.config/opencode/agent/core/openagent.md- containsRead /c/Users/<user>/.config/opencode/context/core/standards/code-quality.md NOWFix
Normalize
expanded_pathwithcygpath -mwhen the platform is Windows, producingC:/Users/<user>/...(forward slashes with drive letter), which native Windows tools accept.Impacted 53 installed files in my test (agents, subagents, commands, context files, skills).