external_directory NOT resolving symlinked directory

[aeiplatform]

Description

If I have the following in my configuration:

    "external_directory": {
      "*": "ask",
      "/tmp/**": "allow",
      "~/ide/**": "allow"
    }

Will ~/ide/ be resolved as an absolute path?

Because I have
~/ide -> /mnt/c/Users/tomak/IdeaProjects/

$ pwd -P                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              
/mnt/d/tomak/IdeaProjects

Since, in Windows, this path is moved to another drive using a junction.

As while executing opencode it keeps me asking about permissions

Permission required
←
Access external directory /mnt/d/tomak/IdeaProjects/eurowag/azure/CMS/cms
Patterns
- /mnt/d/tomak/IdeaProjects/eurowag/azure/CMS/cms/*

Plugins

"@tarquinen/opencode-dcp@latest",     "opencode-claude-auth@latest",     "opencode-gemini-auth@latest"

OpenCode version

1.14.48

Steps to reproduce

1. Configured based on description
2. In windows C:\Users\tomak IdeaProjects [D:\tomak\IdeaProjects]
3. In WSL 2 symlink ~/ide -> /mnt/c/Users/tomak/IdeaProjects/
4. Run opencode in that symlinked directory
5. Keeps asking about permissions as it resolves absolute path of files

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Operating System

Windows 11 + WSL 2

Terminal

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[github-actions]

This issue might be a duplicate of existing issues. Please check:

• Instance.containsPath() compares mixed canonical/non-canonical paths #16660: Describes the same root cause — Instance.containsPath() compares canonical paths against non-canonicalized inputs, causing unnecessary external_directory permission prompts when running from a symlinked directory
• External directory permission does not work on Windows #11042: external_directory permission not working correctly on Windows (mixed/non-normalized paths)

[aeiplatform]

This issue might be a duplicate of existing issues. Please check:

• Instance.containsPath() compares mixed canonical/non-canonical paths #16660: Describes the same root cause — Instance.containsPath() compares canonical paths against non-canonicalized inputs, causing unnecessary external_directory permission prompts when running from a symlinked directory
• External directory permission does not work on Windows #11042: external_directory permission not working correctly on Windows (mixed/non-normalized paths)

No those are not same, this is specific BUG