OPENCODE_SERVER_PASSWORD in env prevents user from working in TUI

[LeonMueller-OneAndOnly]

Description

When setting the OPENCODE_SERVER_PASSWORD variable in the env file, the TUI cannot be used anymore.

This is the cli output:

➜  git:(master) opencode
Unauthorized

➜  git:(master) opencode --hostname 127.0.0.1 --port 4096
^[[?2027;0$y^[[?2031;0$y^[[?1004;2$y^[[?2004;2$y^[[?2026;0$yUnauthorized
^[[?2027;0$y^[[?2031;0$y^[[?1004;2$y^[[?2004;2$y^[[?2026;0$y^[[1;1R%

It would be desirable to be able to start opencode in the tui and also keep the web gui open (for notification sounds, checking in from other devices when networking is set up, personal preferences about using tui and web-gui concurrently, ...)

Plugins

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OpenCode version

1.1.16

Steps to reproduce

1. Run OPENCODE_SERVER_PASSWORD='secure-password' opencode

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Operating System

macOS Sequoia

Terminal

Cursor / VSCode

[github-actions]

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

• [FEATURE]: Adding Authentication to opencode server api #5256: [FEATURE]: Adding Authentication to opencode server api

Feel free to ignore if none of these address your specific case.

[LeonMueller-OneAndOnly]

This issue is sadly not fixed, could you please reopen the issue?

Setting the env variables for server password still leads to the TUI crashing / not starting:

OPENCODE_SERVER_PASSWORD='test' OPENCODE_SERVER_USERNAME="opencode" bun dev . --hostname localhost --port 4096
$ bun run --cwd packages/opencode --conditions=browser src/index.ts . --hostname localhost --port "4096"
^[[?1016;2$y^[[?2027;0$y^[[?2031;0$y^[[?1004;2$y^[[?2004;2$y^[[?2026;0$y^[[1;1R^[[1;1R^[[4;315;1351t^[[<35;27;8MUnauthorized

OPENCODE_SERVER_PASSWORD='test' bun dev . --hostname localhost --port 4096          
$ bun run --cwd packages/opencode --conditions=browser src/index.ts . --hostname localhost --port "4096"
^[[?2027;0$y^[[?2031;0$y^[[?1004;2$y^[[?2004;2$y^[[?2026;0$y^[[1;1R^[[1;1R^[[4;315;1351tUnauthorized
➜  opencode git:(dev) 2027;0$y2031;0$y1004;2$y2004;2$y2026;0$yRR;315;1351t

Currently not sure why previously thought that this issue was solved. Maybe something changed in the codebase elsewhere in the meantime OR I probably just forgot to provide "--hostname" and "--port" flags when checking - a few version ago opencode changed its behaviour about not starting a server instance that way anymore and therefore doesnt crash.