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OpenCode terminal screen glitch and temporary recovery issue when switching between Superset multi-workspaces #3313
Yesterday, after installing and running Superset, I was amazed to see that it enables development highly specialized for AI.
The ability to switch between multiple workspaces, along with multi-workspace and parallel execution capabilities, was very appealing.
Applying OpenCode, GSD, and Planoator within this editor was excellent.
However, one improvement seems necessary.
There is an issue where the OpenCode terminal screen becomes corrupted when moving from Workspace 1 to Workspace 2 and then returning to Workspace 1 while OpenCode is running.
In this case, the screen temporarily recovers when the OpenCode preferences window is opened using [CTRL + P], but the corruption recurs upon returning after moving between workspaces.
changed the title [-][bug] the title of bug report[/-][+]OpenCode terminal screen glitch and temporary recovery issue when switching between Superset multi-workspaces[/+]on Apr 10, 2026
Closing as a duplicate of #5605, the consolidated tracker for stale terminal-rendering issues from the July 2026 stale-issue sweep (no activity since 2026-06-01). If this still applies on a current build, comment on #5605 and we'll reopen.
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[-][bug] the title of bug report[/-][+]OpenCode terminal screen glitch and temporary recovery issue when switching between Superset multi-workspaces[/+]fix(desktop): schedule WebGL recovery after cold restore on workspace…
Kitenite commentedon Jul 11, 2026
Closing as a duplicate of #5605, the consolidated tracker for stale
terminal-renderingissues from the July 2026 stale-issue sweep (no activity since 2026-06-01). If this still applies on a current build, comment on #5605 and we'll reopen.