As a SkillSpector user on current OpenCode, I want the opencode_cli deny-all policy re-verified against each new CLI release so the version gate keeps me safe without stranding me on an old binary.
The gap
The merged provider fails closed on anything but exactly 1.18.31. OpenCode 1.18.32 is out, so latest-version users get a refusal instead of scans — correct behavior, now needing re-verification.
What I am asking for
Please consider a re-verification bump: confirm identical flags/behavior, move the pin and all version references, and prove it with the existing gates plus a live self-scan. Done when the provider runs green on 1.18.32 with no policy changes.
This could be achieved by
- Bumping
_OPENCODE_SUPPORTED_VERSION and all version references (comments, fixtures, README pin note, DEVELOPMENT)
- Re-running provider suites, lint, and a live self-scan on the new release
- Note: full provider-path inference stays blocked by the known isolation × auth limitation (pre-existing, version-independent); the version gate,
--help parity, and raw inference are the live evidence for this bump
As a SkillSpector user on current OpenCode, I want the
opencode_clideny-all policy re-verified against each new CLI release so the version gate keeps me safe without stranding me on an old binary.The gap
The merged provider fails closed on anything but exactly
1.18.31. OpenCode 1.18.32 is out, so latest-version users get a refusal instead of scans — correct behavior, now needing re-verification.What I am asking for
Please consider a re-verification bump: confirm identical flags/behavior, move the pin and all version references, and prove it with the existing gates plus a live self-scan. Done when the provider runs green on 1.18.32 with no policy changes.
This could be achieved by
_OPENCODE_SUPPORTED_VERSIONand all version references (comments, fixtures, README pin note, DEVELOPMENT)--helpparity, and raw inference are the live evidence for this bump