`/` won't trigger commands sometimes

[tamlok]

Hi,

In a long running session in nvim, / won't trigger commands but files selection instead:

[sudo-tee]

This one puzzles me, can you share your both your plugin config and your opencode config ?

[tamlok]

Here is the plugin config:

return {
  "sudo-tee/opencode.nvim",
  cmd = { "Opencode" },
  config = function()
    require("opencode").setup({
      keymap_prefix = "<Leader>a",
      keymap = {
        editor = {
          ['<leader>ai'] = false,
        },
        input_window = {
          ["<esc>"] = false,
          ["C-["] = false,
          ["<cr>"] = { "submit_input_prompt", mode = { "n" } }, -- Submit promp
        },
        output_window = {
          ["<esc>"] = false,
          ["<C-[>"] = false,
        },
      },
      ui = {
        input = {
          text = {
            wrap = true, -- Wraps text inside input window
          },
        },
        completion = {
          file_sources = {
            preferred_cli_tool = "rg",
          }
        }
      },
      server = {
        startup_timeout_ms = 15000,
      },
      context = {
        cursor_data = {
          enabled = true,
        },
      },
    })
  end,
}

Here is the opencode config:

{
  "$schema": "https://opencode.ai/config.json",
  "model": "github-copilot/claude-sonnet-4.5"
}

Restarting nvim could recover the expected behavior.

[tamlok]

I could help to add some logs to check what happens when pressing / in a long running session. Could you give me a diff path?

[cameronr]

Is it possible that you have a space before the /? From the screenshot, it looks like that might be the case? With blink.cmp, I can get it to offer path completion if I type a space before the slash, e.g. / (though I have to leave insert mode and then re-enter it to get that to happen).

If that's not it, you could try adding some logging to the command completion code:

opencode.nvim/lua/opencode/ui/completion/commands.lua

Lines 26 to 70 in 3cc6e77

	complete = function(context)
	local icons = require('opencode.ui.icons')
	if not context.line:match('^' .. vim.pesc(context.trigger_char) .. '[^%s/]*$') then
	return {}
	end
	local config_mod = require('opencode.config')
	local expected_trigger = config_mod.get_key_for_function('input_window', 'slash_commands')
	if context.trigger_char ~= expected_trigger then
	return {}
	end
	local items = {}
	local input_lower = context.input:lower()
	local commands = get_available_commands()
	for _, command in ipairs(commands) do
	local name_lower = command.name:lower()
	local desc_lower = command.description:lower()
	if context.input == '' or name_lower:find(input_lower, 1, true) or desc_lower:find(input_lower, 1, true) then
	local item = {
	label = command.name .. (command.args and ' *' or ''),
	kind = 'command',
	kind_icon = icons.get('command'),
	detail = command.description,
	documentation = command.documentation .. (command.args and '\n\n* This command takes arguments.' or ''),
	insert_text = command.name,
	source_name = 'commands',
	data = {
	name = command.name,
	fn = command.fn,
	args = command.args,
	},
	}
	table.insert(items, item)
	end
	end
	local sort_util = require('opencode.ui.completion.sort')
	sort_util.sort_by_relevance(items, context.input)
	return items
	end,

[sudo-tee]

@cameronr Even with a space I am not able to reproduce it.
To mee it looks like blink.cmp path completion is getting trigerred and not the "opencode one" , because this looks like top level folders and not folders and files under the cwd.

[tamlok]

I will test once I could repro and come back with detailed info.

BTW, another unrelated issue. Check above opencode plugin config, I disable the <Leader>ai mapping in it and then add the mapping in AstroCore config:

        ["<Leader>ai"] = { function() require("opencode.api").open_input() end, desc = "Open Opencode input window" },

So I could lazy load opencode.nvim only after I hit <Leader>ai or execute the command Opencode. However sometimes I got errors complaining recursive keymap detected:

Do you have a better idea? I don't want to load opencode on startup (for example sometimes I just want to edit a log file or some simple text).

[cameronr]

@sudo-tee actually, it looks like i can trigger it without the space when i leave insert mode and the go back into insert mode:

@tamlok I don't use astrovim so I don't think I'll be much help there. FWIW, I just use lazy.nvim keys to handle lazyloading:

https://github.com/cameronr/dotfiles/blob/main/nvim/lua/plugins/dev/opencode.lua#L6

[sudo-tee]

@cameronr thanks for the video. I was also able to trigger it. This also confirmed my suspicions that it's the default path completion and not the one from the plugin.

I will have a look at fixing it

[tamlok]

Hi @sudo-tee , any progress for the fix? If not, I might want to help with coding agent's help. :)

[sudo-tee]

I had a look at this a while back, I think I know what is the problem.

I will try to push a fix soon. Lately I have been busy implementing an in buffer quickchat mode, and it's sucking up all the spare time I have for this plugin.