Sessions are now mixed with home directory session list, disregarding which directory you're in

[raymelon]

Description

So, directory A is mixing sessions with the terminal's home directory.
Sessions from home directory are listed despite us being in another directory.
Verified this by running /sessions command, and seeing the sessions from home directory.

What's concerning is the sessions from directory A are now showing up in home directory's session list as well.
Verified this by running opencode then /sessions on home directory.

OpenCode version

0.15.23

Steps to reproduce

1. Run Warp
2. Type wsl and press Enter, should land in home directory
3. Go to another directory
4. Type opencode and press Enter
5. Run /sessions and check if the sessions from home directory also show up

Screenshot and/or share link

No response

Operating System

Windows 10 21H1

Terminal

Warp v0.2025.10.22.08.13.stable_02
WSL 1

[raymelon]

Also, this warning shows up in Directory A, right before I run opencode.

`The command 'docker' could not be found in this WSL 1 distro.
We recommend to convert this distro to WSL 2 and activate
the WSL integration in Docker Desktop settings.

For details about using Docker Desktop with WSL 2, visit:

https://docs.docker.com/go/wsl2/`

I am using zsh and ohmyzsh, and this issue is from a plugin.

[raymelon]

Actually, if there's a way to move a session to another directory, it will be nice to know how.

I am willing with compromising as long as I can move the conversations to their respective directories. In my case, the supposed conversations of Directory A's.

[rekram1-node]

Sessions are tied to a project if we detect git, otherwise they are global

[raymelon]

Sessions are tied to a project if we detect git, otherwise they are global

I see. Directory A has .git, does it mean that opencode fails to detect .git?

[rekram1-node]

Does it have commits in the directory? Did it have commits when u started opencode in it?

[raymelon]

Does it have commits in the directory? Did it have commits when u started opencode in it?

Yes, it's a forked repository.

It looks like the environment is failing to do git commands:

git add packages/server/src/routes/[redacted] packages/server/src/routes/index.ts
fatal: cannot chdir to
'C:/Users/[redacted]': No such
file or directory

[rekram1-node]

Hm yeah maybe that tripped up opencode

[raymelon]

Hm yeah maybe that tripped up opencode

Same thoughts

[raymelon]

Actually, if there's a way to move a session to another directory, it will be nice to know how.

I am willing with compromising as long as I can move the conversations to their respective directories. In my case, the supposed conversations of Directory A's.

Really curious though if this is possible

[rekram1-node]

@raymelon so if you have sessions tied to a git repo correctly, you can straight up delete the folder, git clone it in an entirely different parent directory under an entirely different name and it will have all your sessions from before

Outside of that, or if we fail to detect git, it is a lot more fragile, but we could improve that

[raymelon]

@raymelon so if you have sessions tied to a git repo correctly, you can straight up delete the folder, git clone it in an entirely different parent directory under an entirely different name and it will have all your sessions from before

Outside of that, or if we fail to detect git, it is a lot more fragile, but we could improve that

I see. The sessions I want moved are tied into the home directory though, and that directory is not a git repo.

If that's the case, there is really no other way to move a session around?

[rekram1-node]

I mean the sessions are all on the file system so you can but we dont provide any mechanism for that out of the box, could be more pain than it is worth unless u really need those sessions :)

[raymelon]

I mean the sessions are all on the file system so you can but we dont provide any mechanism for that out of the box, could be more pain than it is worth unless u really need those sessions :)

Got it. Maybe it's a nice feature to have in the future, if there's demand.

Let's leave the conversation open for now?

[rekram1-node]

Yes ofc!