Description
On a Linux/WSL server, a request directory such as C:\Work\Repo or a Windows UNC path can reach instance loading and be treated as a relative path. The value is then resolved under the server cwd, producing a mangled directory and a later 500 or misleading tool error.
The request boundary should consume query/header encoding once, detect foreign rooted syntax before InstanceStore.load, and return a structured 400 explaining that the server expects a native POSIX/WSL path.
This is only the server-side validation and diagnostic fix. It does not make Desktop preserve /mnt/c/...; that remains the client-side part of #30895.
OpenCode version
Current dev / 1.17.11
Steps to reproduce
- Start
opencode serve on Linux or WSL.
- Request:
GET /session?directory=C%3A%5CWork%5CRepo
- Observe that the path is resolved under the server cwd and fails later instead of being rejected at the request boundary.
The same class of failure can be reproduced with a UNC directory hint such as:
\\wsl.localhost\Ubuntu\home\user\repo
Expected behavior
The server returns a structured HTTP 400 before instance creation and explains that a server-native POSIX/WSL path is required.
Operating System
Linux or Windows 11 with WSL2
Terminal
Any HTTP client, or OpenCode Desktop connected to a WSL-hosted server
Description
On a Linux/WSL server, a request directory such as
C:\Work\Repoor a Windows UNC path can reach instance loading and be treated as a relative path. The value is then resolved under the server cwd, producing a mangled directory and a later 500 or misleading tool error.The request boundary should consume query/header encoding once, detect foreign rooted syntax before
InstanceStore.load, and return a structured 400 explaining that the server expects a native POSIX/WSL path.This is only the server-side validation and diagnostic fix. It does not make Desktop preserve
/mnt/c/...; that remains the client-side part of #30895.OpenCode version
Current
dev/ 1.17.11Steps to reproduce
opencode serveon Linux or WSL.The same class of failure can be reproduced with a UNC directory hint such as:
Expected behavior
The server returns a structured HTTP 400 before instance creation and explains that a server-native POSIX/WSL path is required.
Operating System
Linux or Windows 11 with WSL2
Terminal
Any HTTP client, or OpenCode Desktop connected to a WSL-hosted server