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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR expands Altimate Base migration to implicit free defaults. It persists decline state in ChangesManaged Base migration and default selection
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant App
participant LocalProvider
participant MigrationDialog
participant ModelState
participant ACPService
App->>LocalProvider: inspect launch default and decline state
App->>MigrationDialog: show migration disclosure
MigrationDialog->>LocalProvider: accept or decline migration
LocalProvider->>ModelState: persist migration decision
ACPService->>ModelState: read recent models and decline state
ACPService-->>App: resolve the current default model
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In `@packages/opencode/test/acp/default-model.test.ts`:
- Line 194: Update defaultModelFromConfig to apply public-provider demotion only
when Provider.Info.key is absent, preserving keyed Zen providers regardless of
empty options. In the default-model test fixture, set zen.options.apiKey to the
public value alongside zen.key.
In `@packages/opencode/test/provider/provider.test.ts`:
- Around line 234-238: Update the test setup around the model.json state-file
writes to redirect Global.Path.state to a temporary directory before creating or
writing it, rather than relying on OPENCODE_TEST_HOME. Restore the original
Global.Path.state after each test, including when the test fails, while
preserving the existing state-file cleanup and restoration behavior.
In `@packages/tui/src/app.tsx`:
- Line 663: Update the previouslyDeclined check in the surrounding migration
logic to combine the persisted ALTIMATE_BASE_MIGRATION_DECLINED_KEY value with
local.model.declinedManagedBaseDefault(), so a refusal recorded in either source
prevents migration. Keep the existing boolean default and downstream migration
behavior unchanged.
In `@packages/tui/src/component/altimate-onboarding.tsx`:
- Around line 645-648: Update the onboarding disclosure to use the launch
default model exposed from the existing default-model flow, rather than
local.model.current() or local.model.parsed().model. Apply that same
default-model value to isLegacyBigPickleModel and the displayed model name so
the wording and migration eligibility consistently describe fallbackModel(),
including restoreSession and --continue launches.
- Line 491: Update the fallback decline condition in the onboarding cleanup
logic to invoke props.onDecline only when lastCloseReason is exactly "dismiss"
for undecided migration flows. Do not treat undefined cleanup state or other
reasons as a decline, while preserving the existing direct no() handling for the
visible Escape action.
In `@packages/tui/test/cli/tui/dialog-altimate-base.test.tsx`:
- Around line 268-269: Update cleanup() to expose and await the persistence
promise returned by local.model.declineManagedBaseDefault(), ensuring the atomic
write completes before disposing the state directory. Remove the fixed Bun.sleep
delay and do not swallow write failures.
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Closes #1301. The 0.11.0 migration to Altimate Base only fired when `opencode/big-pickle` was in persisted `recent`, which only a picker writes. 1,027 of 1,031 Big Pickle machines were implicit-default users with no `recent`, so on 0.11.x they were silently rerouted to the next public free Zen model (`nemotron-3.5-lightning-free`) and never offered Base. TUI (`packages/tui`) - `usesImplicitFreeDefault()`: eligibility is now "launch default resolves to a free public OpenCode Zen model (Big Pickle included), no explicit selection, no project provider allowlist", judged on `fallbackModel()` so a restored session model is never mistaken for the default. - One startup decision in `app.tsx` replaces the two racing effects: prior decline → skip; registered Base → migrate silently; returning user (prompt history at startup, project sessions, or a recent model) → migration disclosure; a brand-new user keeps the first-run welcome picker. A `dialog.replace()` that loses a race falls through instead of latching. - Escape / Ctrl-C on the migration disclosure now routes through the close guard to the same path as explicit No: the decline is persisted AND the provider picker opens, instead of stranding the user on the retired model. - Migration copy names the actual free model being moved. - Telemetry: `altimate_base_confirm_shown` / `altimate_base_choice` / `altimate_base_register_result` now fire for the migration origin (they were gated on the first-run funnel, so the migration was invisible), with an `origin` field. - `PromptHistory` exposes `loaded()` and a one-time `hadHistoryAtStartup()`. Server (`packages/opencode`) - `Provider.defaultModel()` and the ACP default scan: a registered Altimate Base now outranks the keyless public Zen tier (`options.apiKey === "public"`) and nothing else; a keyed Zen account or any BYOK provider still wins. Headless hosts (`serve` behind the VS Code extension) therefore land on Base once the install is registered. Tests: `test/context/local.test.ts` (free-Zen detection, eligibility, recents rewrite), `test/cli/tui/dialog-altimate-base.test.tsx` (migration telemetry without first-run, Escape → decline + picker, generalized copy), `test/provider/provider.test.ts` and `test/acp/default-model.test.ts` (public tier vs keyed Zen vs registered Base, recents precedence unchanged, Big Pickle never migrated headlessly). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012uzYijGHdhxvpUzhgWxayo
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…1302) Inline findings from Cursor Bugbot, CodeRabbit, cubic, and two Codex passes. TUI - startup decision waits for kv hydration and treats a refusal in either store (kv key or model.json flag) as a decline - disclosure copy and the Big Pickle predicate use the launch default, never a restored session's model - accept path captures the launch default on mount and passes it to migrateLegacyDefault({ from }); after registration the re-check keeps only the explicit/allowlist guards and requires the fallback to be unchanged or Base, so a registered provider sorting first cannot route to the picker and a paid provider appearing mid-dialog cannot be migrated - cleanup persists a decline only for an observed dismiss; Ctrl-C is an "interrupt" that closes without deciding; programmatic closes emit no cancel telemetry - usability (useReady / prompt gate) judges the current model with the current explicit marker, includes an older picker-written free recent, and recent-model cycling marks the pick explicit - prompt history excludes appends that race the startup read from the returning-user snapshot - persistence: every outstanding model.json write is tracked; tests await the real writes instead of sleeping Server - public Zen tier is demoted only when options.apiKey === "public" and no key is configured; fixtures discriminate the two cases - ACP re-reads model.json (recents + decline) at each default selection - own-property checks on recents so prototype-name ids cannot throw Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ce() Bonus fix found by cursor (3986991408) and cubic (3987011218) re-reviewing the setupComplete fix (ce0d3af) moments after it landed: `markFirstRunActive()` in the prompt gate's `!ready()` branch fired unconditionally, before `dialog.replace()` even ran — including when `dialog.replace()` loses a race to another dialog and returns `false` without opening anything. That latched `firstRunOpenedThisLaunch`/`firstRunActive` for a picker nobody ever saw, so a returning user's LATER, unrelated `/model` pick would look like a genuine first-run completion and fire onboarding telemetry + the scan gate — the inverse of the bug ce0d3af was fixing. Mirrors app.tsx's own identical, already-correct pattern for its own first-run fallthrough: check `dialog.replace()`'s return value and only call `markFirstRunActive()` once it actually succeeded. No new test: this is a direct application of an already-established, already-tested pattern (app.tsx's own `shown` check) to a second call site; the fix was verified via typecheck and the full test suite, not a new mount-based test — exercising the full submit path would need mounting the whole `<Prompt>` component (session/workspace/editor/move dependencies), which this session already assessed as disproportionate for a single conditional-latch fix. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…t staleness) 1. app.tsx's `onboardingReady()` branch (~783) had the same class of bug as the `shouldSkipOnboardingAtStartup` branch above it (cubic 3986532221), just reached from a different starting condition: a bare `setupComplete()` check. `onboardingReady()` (`useReady()`) is also true via `connected()`, not only via `hasUsableFreeDefault()` — so a returning user with a configured legacy default (e.g. Big Pickle) who switches `/model` to a PAID model has BOTH of `shouldSkipOnboardingAtStartup`'s skip predicates false (a paid pick isn't covered by either `hasExistingLegacySelection()` or `hasUsableFreeDefault()`), falls through to this branch, and `onboardingReady()` is already true via `connected()`. If that `/model` switch raced app.tsx's startup effect, `setupComplete()` alone read as true even though no first-run picker ever opened, firing onboarding telemetry and the scan gate for an ordinary provider switch. Fixed the same way as the branch above: require `firstRunOpenedThisLaunch()` alongside `setupComplete()`. Tests: two new cases in local.test.ts against the real production signals — both skip predicates false and the latch false fires nothing; the latch true still fires. 2. A deferred submission could include later, unrelated edits: defer prompt A (kv/readiness still pending), edit the box to B without pressing Enter again, readiness resolves — B was silently auto-submitted, a send the user never asked for. `createDeferredRetry` (util/signal.ts) now takes an optional `getRevision` that is snapshotted at `.defer()` time and compared against the live value right before the retry would fire; a mismatch cancels the retry entirely instead of firing against stale state. component/prompt/index.tsx's submit gate passes `unwrap(store.prompt)` (text + attachments) as the revision. Test: ready-pending.test.tsx's harness passes `getRevision` through the same shared primitive; new cases assert an edited-while-deferred submission is silently canceled (not auto-sent), and an unedited one still sends normally. Confirmed the edited case fails (B gets auto-sent) when the revision check is temporarily removed from `createDeferredRetry`, and passes restored. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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… to open Real data-loss bug caught by cursor (3987148590) and cubic (3987174889) moments after the previous fix landed: when `dialog.replace()` loses a race to another dialog (e.g. a close-guarded one — a deferred submit's automatic retry can hit this path directly, bypassing the focus check a manual Enter press would go through) and returns `false`, the previous fix correctly skipped `markFirstRunActive()` but still fell through to clear the input, extmarks, and prompt store — silently discarding whatever the user just typed even though no picker ever opened to explain why. Mirrors app.tsx's own identical `shown` check fully now: return immediately on `!shown`, before touching anything, same as app.tsx's own `if (!shown) return`. The user can just submit again once whatever is blocking the dialog clears. No new test: exercising this exact race (a close-guarded dialog specifically vetoing `dialog.replace()`) would need mounting the full `<Prompt>` component with a real `DialogProvider` and a second, close-guarded dialog already open — the same mount-cost tradeoff already assessed and declined for the sibling fixes in this same function. Verified via typecheck and the full test suite. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The title says "deferred and then re-deferred unchanged", but the test calls h.attemptSubmit() only once — there is no second defer. The double-defer path is worth actually covering: pressing Enter twice while pending() is true calls .defer() twice (re-capturing the revision each time in createDeferredRetry's defer()), and the latch should still yield exactly one retry/send once pending clears — which is the coverage the title claims. Either retitle to match the single-defer body, or add a second expect(h.attemptSubmit()).toBe(false) immediately after the first defer to exercise the re-defer path.
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Fixed in 55c2705. The test now presses Enter twice while pending (two .defer() calls, revision re-captured each time) and asserts exactly one send after a bounded settle once pending clears.
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P1: When a deferred prompt is edited before readiness resolves, this revision check still sees no change because unwrap(store.prompt) returns the mutable store object rather than a snapshot. The automatic retry can therefore send the edited prompt without a new Enter press; return a cloned revision, such as structuredClone(unwrap(store.prompt)), here.
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Fixed in 55c2705. The snapshot is taken inside the primitive (serialized at defer time) rather than relying on each caller to clone, so getRevision: () => unwrap(store.prompt) is now safe. Test harness updated to use a live mutable object; the edited-while-deferred test fails on the old code.
… Flock lock artifacts This repo's rule is no order-dependent or resource-contention-prone tests; both cubic findings on cycle-stability.test.tsx are in scope: 1. The three sequential `test.serial` blocks sharing one `beforeAll`/`afterAll` mount made the third test depend on mutations the first two produced — running it alone (a `-t` filter or `--only-failures`) failed. Folded into ONE `test()` over a single local mount, with five labelled phases (a small `phase()` helper wraps each block so an assertion failure's message names exactly which stage failed) covering the same ground as before: stable traversal order, persisting picks to the front of `recent`, picker-driven staleness/re-discovery, and stable re-traversal afterward. 2. `kv.tsx`'s `Flock.withLock` lock directory is derived from `Global.Path.state` (packages/core/src/global.ts), which had no test-isolation override at all — only `Global.Path.home` did. The test's `kv.json` FILE itself was always correctly isolated via `paths.state` (TestTuiContexts), but the LOCK it takes while reading/writing that file was not, so it could still touch the real, current developer's global state directory. Added an `OPENCODE_TEST_STATE_HOME` override to `Global.Path.state` (mirroring `Global.Path.home`'s existing `OPENCODE_TEST_HOME` pattern, already used throughout this codebase's tests), and made `Flock.setGlobal` take a getter over `Path.state` instead of a frozen snapshot — `Flock`'s lock root was captured once at this module's import time, before any test's own setup code could set the env var, so a plain override on `Path.state` alone would not have been enough. The test now sets/restores this env var around its mount. Verified empirically: before this fix, this test's own runs left new (and orphaned, if killed mid-run) `.lock` directories in the real `~/.local/state/altimate-code/locks` — confirmed via the directory's own mtime changing across a run with the fix temporarily reverted, and staying untouched with it applied. Also confirmed via typecheck (packages/core, packages/tui, packages/opencode) that the getter-based `Flock.setGlobal` argument still satisfies `FlockGlobal`'s type. Removed both items from tracking issue #1303 (fixed directly, not deferred). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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[SUGGESTION]: phase() never labels failures — its catch cannot fire for the async callbacks it wraps
All five phase(...) call sites pass async () => {...}. Calling an async function never throws synchronously: a throw inside its body — whether a failed expect(...) before the first await (phases 1 and 5) or a waitUntil timeout after one (phases 2–4) — surfaces as a rejected promise, so try { return fn() } returns it undecorated and the catch block is dead code for every current caller. The [phase: N] prefix can never appear in a failure message, defeating the helper's sole documented purpose (file header, lines 27–29). Make phase async and use return await fn() so the catch covers promise rejections as well as sync throws.
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| if (originalStateHome === undefined) delete process.env.OPENCODE_TEST_STATE_HOME | ||
| else process.env.OPENCODE_TEST_STATE_HOME = originalStateHome | ||
| await isolatedState[Symbol.asyncDispose]() | ||
| } |
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Test isolation leaks on setup failure
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OPENCODE_TEST_STATE_HOME is assigned before mount() and only restored after mounted.cleanup() inside the inner finally. A failed or hung mount(), or a throw from cleanup(), leaves the process-wide env var set and skips disposing isolatedState. Later tests in the same worker then inherit that leftover Flock lock root. The existing withTestStateHome helper restores the env in an outer finally that does not depend on setup succeeding.
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3 issues found across 2 files (changes from recent commits).
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<file name="packages/core/src/global.ts">
<violation number="1" location="packages/core/src/global.ts:39">
P2: When `OPENCODE_TEST_STATE_HOME` is set to an empty string, this getter returns an invalid empty path and startup fails in `fs.mkdir(Path.state)`. Use the same truthy fallback as the opencode global implementation.</violation>
</file>
<file name="packages/tui/test/context/cycle-stability.test.tsx">
<violation number="1" location="packages/tui/test/context/cycle-stability.test.tsx:200">
P3: The `phase()` helper never labels failures because every phase here is an async function: `fn()` returns a rejected promise instead of throwing synchronously, so the synchronous `try/catch` never fires and the original error propagates without the `[phase: name]` prefix. Make `phase` async and `await fn()` inside the try so rejections get wrapped in the labelled error the helper is meant to produce.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="packages/tui/test/context/cycle-stability.test.tsx:213">
P2: When `mount()` fails, this await runs before the `try`, so the test leaves `OPENCODE_TEST_STATE_HOME` set and never disposes `isolatedState`. Move mounting inside an outer `try` with an optional mounted value, and restore the environment and dispose the temp directory in an unconditional `finally`.</violation>
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| // silently touched the REAL, current developer's state directory in tests. Mirror `home`'s | ||
| // pattern: a getter honoring `OPENCODE_TEST_STATE_HOME`, read fresh on every access. | ||
| get state() { | ||
| return process.env.OPENCODE_TEST_STATE_HOME ?? state |
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P2: When OPENCODE_TEST_STATE_HOME is set to an empty string, this getter returns an invalid empty path and startup fails in fs.mkdir(Path.state). Use the same truthy fallback as the opencode global implementation.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/core/src/global.ts, line 39:
<comment>When `OPENCODE_TEST_STATE_HOME` is set to an empty string, this getter returns an invalid empty path and startup fails in `fs.mkdir(Path.state)`. Use the same truthy fallback as the opencode global implementation.</comment>
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@@ -30,13 +30,34 @@ const paths = {
+ // silently touched the REAL, current developer's state directory in tests. Mirror `home`'s
+ // pattern: a getter honoring `OPENCODE_TEST_STATE_HOME`, read fresh on every access.
+ get state() {
+ return process.env.OPENCODE_TEST_STATE_HOME ?? state
+ },
+ // altimate_change end
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| return process.env.OPENCODE_TEST_STATE_HOME ?? state | |
| return process.env.OPENCODE_TEST_STATE_HOME || state |
| const isolatedState = await tmpdir() | ||
| process.env.OPENCODE_TEST_STATE_HOME = isolatedState.path | ||
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| const mounted = await mount() |
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P2: When mount() fails, this await runs before the try, so the test leaves OPENCODE_TEST_STATE_HOME set and never disposes isolatedState. Move mounting inside an outer try with an optional mounted value, and restore the environment and dispose the temp directory in an unconditional finally.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/tui/test/context/cycle-stability.test.tsx, line 213:
<comment>When `mount()` fails, this await runs before the `try`, so the test leaves `OPENCODE_TEST_STATE_HOME` set and never disposes `isolatedState`. Move mounting inside an outer `try` with an optional mounted value, and restore the environment and dispose the temp directory in an unconditional `finally`.</comment>
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@@ -183,82 +196,99 @@ async function mount() {
- // Starting at B, forward cycling must visit C then A (not bounce back to A immediately —
- // the bug Codex's own execution caught was B -> A -> B) and complete the traversal back to
+ const mounted = await mount()
+ try {
+ // Phase 1 (Codex HOLD finding 2): starting state (from `mount()`) is current = B,
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| function phase(name: string, fn: () => void | Promise<void>) { | ||
| try { | ||
| return fn() | ||
| } catch (err) { | ||
| throw err instanceof Error ? new Error(`[phase: ${name}] ${err.message}`, { cause: err }) : err | ||
| } |
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P3: The phase() helper never labels failures because every phase here is an async function: fn() returns a rejected promise instead of throwing synchronously, so the synchronous try/catch never fires and the original error propagates without the [phase: name] prefix. Make phase async and await fn() inside the try so rejections get wrapped in the labelled error the helper is meant to produce.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At packages/tui/test/context/cycle-stability.test.tsx, line 200:
<comment>The `phase()` helper never labels failures because every phase here is an async function: `fn()` returns a rejected promise instead of throwing synchronously, so the synchronous `try/catch` never fires and the original error propagates without the `[phase: name]` prefix. Make `phase` async and `await fn()` inside the try so rejections get wrapped in the labelled error the helper is meant to produce.</comment>
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@@ -183,82 +196,99 @@ async function mount() {
- await mounted.cleanup()
-})
+/** Labels a phase for a clearer assertion-failure message; otherwise a no-op. */
+function phase(name: string, fn: () => void | Promise<void>) {
+ try {
+ return fn()
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| function phase(name: string, fn: () => void | Promise<void>) { | |
| try { | |
| return fn() | |
| } catch (err) { | |
| throw err instanceof Error ? new Error(`[phase: ${name}] ${err.message}`, { cause: err }) : err | |
| } | |
| async function phase(name: string, fn: () => void | Promise<void>) { | |
| try { | |
| return await fn() | |
| } catch (err) { | |
| throw err instanceof Error ? new Error(`[phase: ${name}] ${err.message}`, { cause: err }) : err | |
| } | |
| } |
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Issue for this PR
Closes #1301
Type of change
What does this PR do?
Problem. The 0.11.0 Big Pickle → Altimate Base migration only fired when
opencode/big-picklewas in persistedrecent, and only a picker writesrecent. App Insights shows 1,027 of 1,031 Big Pickle machines were implicit-default users with norecent, so on 0.11.x they were silently rerouted to the next public free Zen model (nemotron-3.5-lightning-free) and never offered Base. Verified against the 0.11.1 binary with a PTY harness: nomodel.jsonor empty recents → no dialog at all.TUI (
packages/tui).fallbackModel()) resolves to a free public OpenCode Zen model, Big Pickle included; no explicit selection judged against that same default; no project provider allowlist". Norecentrequirement.app.tsxreplaces two racing effects: prior decline → skip; Base registered and the default was never a deliberate pick → migrate silently; returning user (prompt history at startup, project sessions, or a recent) → the migration disclosure; brand-new user → the first-run welcome picker as today. Adialog.replace()that loses a race falls through instead of latching.esclabel and backdrop click on the migration disclosure now behave like explicit No: the decline is persisted and the provider picker opens. Programmatic dialog replacement (command palette, session list) is no longer mistaken for a refusal (DialogProviderguards now receive a"dismiss" | "programmatic"reason).useReady()accepts it and the first-run picker no longer reopens on every launch and every prompt submit.declinedManagedBaseDefaultinmodel.json), cleared by any later explicit Base selection (picker,/connect, favorite cycling).altimate_base_confirm_shown/altimate_base_choice/altimate_base_register_result) now fires with anoriginfield (it was gated on the first-run funnel and therefore invisible).Server (
packages/opencode).Provider.defaultModel()and the ACP default: a registered Altimate Base outranks the keyless public Zen tier (options.apiKey === "public") and nothing else; any keyed or BYOK provider still wins; a persisted decline restores the old order; persisted recents are honoured in ACP as they already were headlessly. This is what moves the VS Code extension population (1,010 of the 1,031 machines drivealtimate serve) once the extension registers Base (companion: AltimateAI/vscode-altimate-mcp-server#464).Why it works: eligibility and explicitness are judged on the same value (the launch default), the decision runs once after every readiness signal, the refusal is persisted in both the TUI kv store and
model.json, and the server only reorders the keyless public tier below a registered Base, so no connected provider ever loses precedence.How did you verify your code works?
bun run typecheckinpackages/tuiandpackages/opencode.packages/tui: full suite 301 tests, 300 pass, 1 pre-existing skip, 0 fail; new tests intest/context/local.test.ts(free-Zen detection, eligibility, usable-free-default, recents rewrite) andtest/cli/tui/dialog-altimate-base.test.tsx(migration telemetry without first-run, Escape and mouse dismissal → decline + picker, programmatic replace does not persist, generalized copy).packages/opencode:test/provider/provider.test.tsandtest/acp/default-model.test.ts(public tier vs keyed Zen vs registered Base, decline flag, recents precedence, Big Pickle never migrated headlessly) — 648 pass, 0 fail across provider/ACP/telemetry; full suite 14,403 tests with only the 6 known local-environment MCP failures from chore: first-run telemetry and lazy-install follow-ups from the v0.11.1 release review #1300.bun run script/upstream/analyze.ts --markers --base origin/main --strictclean.Not verified: the App Insights effect itself (needs a release and adoption); the extension side is a separate PR.
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Changes default-model precedence and first-launch onboarding for a large implicit-user cohort; mistakes could mis-route sessions or repeat/skip migration prompts, though behavior is heavily regression-tested.
Overview
Fixes #1301 by treating any implicit free public Zen launch default (not only Big Pickle in
recent) as eligible for the Altimate Base migration, while honoring explicit picks, prior declines, and paid/keyed providers.TUI merges migration and first-run into one startup decision (waits on sync, model state, prompt history, and KV). Returning users get a migration disclosure with updated copy and
origin: "migration"telemetry; declines persist tomodel.json(declinedManagedBaseDefault) as well as KV. Usable free defaults (explicit or declined) stop the welcome picker and prompt gate from reopening; submit defers while KV is pending and cancels auto-retry if the prompt changed. Dialog close reasons separate dismiss from programmatic/interrupt so quit and Ctrl+C do not count as declines.Server / ACP share
Provider.readDefaultModelState(): registered Altimate Base outranks keyless public Zen unless the user declined; recents apply in ACP defaults via re-readingmodel.jsonper session (not a frozen snapshot). Tests useOPENCODE_TEST_STATE_HOMEand aFlockstate getter somodel.jsonwrites do not touch real developer state.Docs and telemetry describe the decline flag and migration
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Summary by cubic
Fixes #1301 by offering Altimate Base to users whose implicit default resolves to a free public Zen model, not only users with Big Pickle in
recent. It preserves explicit and keyed-provider choices while sharing migration state across the TUI, headless, and ACP paths.TUI
recent.Server
model.jsonrecents and the decline flag for each default selection.originfield, and provider documentation describes the persisted decline behavior.OPENCODE_TEST_STATE_HOME, withFlockreading the path through a getter so tests never touch a developer's real lock files.Written for commit 55c2705. Summary will update on new commits.
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