[chriswritescode-dev]

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Summary

• Manager builds against and requires OpenCode 2.2.5. Every @opencode/* version now comes from one pnpm workspace catalog instead of separate pins in each manifest.
• The built-against version and the supported floor are separate settings, so a future OpenCode release can move the pin first and raise the floor once ready.
• ocm-cli 0.6.0 moves to the same @opencode/plugin 2.2.5 and OpenTUI 0.8 baseline.

Change

• pnpm-workspace.yaml: add a catalog for @opencode/client, schema, plugin, theme, effect, @opentui/* and solid-js; shared and ocm-cli reference catalog:.
• shared: OPENCODE_PINNED_VERSION and OPENCODE_MIN_VERSION are both 2.2.5; the supported range is >=2.2.5 <3.0.0. The package version goes to 1.2.0 so the published types carry the new client.
• Docker and scripts: OPENCODE_VERSION and OPENCODE_MIN_VERSION are separate arguments; the entrypoint and setup-dev.sh read the floor from OPENCODE_MIN_VERSION instead of reusing the bundled version.
• Tests: the contract tests guard the catalog, both Docker arguments and the floor; backend version fixtures move to 2.2.5, with 2.2.6 as the newer version and 2.2.4 as too old.
• ocm-cli: version 0.6.0, catalog dev dependencies, peer ranges for the OpenTUI 0.8 line, and the README compatibility table.
• Frontend: a linked server on a different version shows "Different version: some features may not work" instead of "Unsupported version". Connecting is still allowed, matching how OpenCode's own clients treat servers.

Validation

• pnpm typecheck: clean
• pnpm test: CLI 456/456, backend 4446/4446, frontend 4094/4095. The one QueryCachePersistenceContext.test.tsx failure passed three reruns and does not touch these files.
• pnpm lint: 0 errors, 41 pre-existing warnings
• Config validation check: a "20%" compaction buffer and integration.connect now pass; the real opencode.jsonc still validates.
• git merge-tree against origin/main (24 newer commits): clean

Notes

• Supersedes chore(opencode): move the OpenCode pin to 2.2.3 and ocm-cli to OpenTUI 0.8 #476, which moved the pin to 2.2.3 with ocm-cli 0.5.0. Close it once this merges.
• Manager's own OpenCode must be 2.2.5 or newer. Docker replaces an older stored binary with the bundled 2.2.5 on the next start, and the installer refuses older versions.
• Linked servers below 2.2.5 are not blocked; features their version lacks will not work.
• The mobile app picks up the 2.2.5 types when @opencode-manager/shared@1.2.0 is published.

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PR Type

Enhancement, Bug fix, Tests

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Description

• Pin all @opencode/* packages at 2.2.5 through one workspace catalog

  • shared 1.2.0 and ocm-cli 0.6.0 move to the same baseline

• Separate OPENCODE_PINNED_VERSION from the OPENCODE_MIN_VERSION floor

  • Docker build rejects a bundled version below the floor
  • Entrypoint falls back to the bundled version when the floor is unset

• Show same-major linked servers as "Different version" instead of unsupported

• Update contract, installer, Docker, settings and CLI compatibility tests

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Diagram Walkthrough

flowchart LR
  A["pnpm workspace catalog @opencode 2.2.5"] -- "resolves" --> B["shared and ocm-cli dependencies"]
  C["OPENCODE_PINNED_VERSION and OPENCODE_MIN_VERSION"] -- "configures" --> D["Dockerfile ARG and entrypoint floor"]
  B -- "bumps" --> E["ocm-cli 0.6.0 with OpenTUI 0.8 peers"]
  C -- "exposes" --> F["isSameOpenCodeMajor version badge"]
  D -- "guarded by" --> G["contract and entrypoint tests"]

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File Walkthrough

	Relevant files
Configuration changes	1 files Dockerfile Split bundled version and minimum floor build args              +5/-1
Dependencies	4 files pnpm-workspace.yaml Add catalog for OpenCode and OpenTUI packages                        +10/-0    package.json Bump shared to 1.2.0 with catalog dependencies                      +4/-4      package.json Bump to 0.6.0 with OpenTUI 0.8 peers                                          +9/-9      pnpm-lock.yaml Refresh lockfile for catalog resolution
Enhancement	4 files release.ts Add minimum floor constant and same-major helper                  +17/-8    index.ts Export minimum version and same-major helper                          +2/-0      OpenCodeServerDialog.tsx Add shared version badge for reachable servers                      +11/-5    OpenCodeServersSettings.tsx Reuse version badge in server listing                                        +2/-6
Bug fix	2 files docker-entrypoint.sh Derive supported floor from minimum version variable          +2/-2      setup-dev.sh Read supported floor from Dockerfile minimum arg                  +1/-1
Documentation	1 files README.md Document 0.6.x requirements and compatibility table            +10/-6
Tests	8 files package-compat.test.ts Validate bounded peer ranges against installed versions    +42/-13  opencode-contract.test.ts Guard catalog pin, Docker args and floor                                  +47/-24  docker-entrypoint.test.ts Cover bundled-version floor fallback behavior                        +14/-1    settings.test.ts Move upgrade fixtures to 2.2.5 and 2.2.6                                  +53/-53  opencode-installer.test.ts Update installer fixtures and supported range assertions  +33/-33  opencode-single-server.test.ts Update server version fixtures to 2.2.5                                    +31/-31  opencode-binary.test.ts Update supported version fixture constant                                +1/-1      opencode-server-registry.test.ts Update registry version test fixtures                                        +6/-6

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Walkthrough

The Docker image and shared version policy now pin OpenCode 2.2.5 and define 2.2.5 as the minimum supported version. Backend tests, ocm-cli package compatibility, workspace dependency declarations, and server version notices reflect the updated compatibility settings.

Changes: OpenCode compatibility policy

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Version policy and runtime configuration Dockerfile, shared/src/opencode/*, scripts/*, backend/test/shared/opencode-contract.test.ts, backend/test/scripts/docker-entrypoint.test.ts	The Docker build and shared release constants set the OpenCode pin and minimum to 2.2.5. The runtime scripts use OPENCODE_MIN_VERSION as the supported floor, and contract tests check the policy and configuration.
Backend version fixtures and expectations backend/src/services/opencode-server-registry.test.ts, backend/test/helpers/opencode-binary.test.ts, backend/test/routes/settings.test.ts, backend/test/services/*	Backend fixtures and expectations use OpenCode 2.2.5. Installer and route tests update stable-version lists and supported-version cases.
ocm-cli release and package compatibility ocm-cli/README.md, ocm-cli/package.json, ocm-cli/test/package-compat.test.ts, pnpm-workspace.yaml, shared/package.json	ocm-cli is versioned as 0.6.0, with updated OpenCode and OpenTUI peer ranges and catalog-based development dependencies. The workspace catalog and shared dependencies use catalog references; README guidance and compatibility tests reflect the package ranges.
Server version notices frontend/src/components/settings/OpenCodeServerDialog.tsx, frontend/src/components/settings/OpenCodeServersSettings.tsx	Both settings views replace the destructive “Unsupported version” badge with an outline “Different version: some features may not work” badge when result.versionSupported is false.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Change: Other

Possibly related PRs

• chriswritescode-dev/opencode-manager#476: Both PRs update the OpenCode pin and supported version range, and both update ocm-cli OpenTUI compatibility.
• chriswritescode-dev/opencode-manager#474: This PR follows the earlier OpenCode pin and ocm-cli 0.5.0 compatibility changes with a 2.2.5 floor and ocm-cli 0.6.0 guidance.
• chriswritescode-dev/opencode-manager#477: Both PRs update @opencode/schema and use workspace catalog dependencies; the linked PR adds schema-based config validation.

Merge Risk: Low · up to 807c7

OpenCode 2.2.3 users may encounter a theme peer-dependency conflict when installing ocm 0.6.x, despite the advertised compatibility. Align the peer range or documentation before release.

Pre-merge checks: 4 · 1

Failed checks: 1 warning

Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Docstring Coverage		Docstring coverage is 28.57% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documenta…	Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.

Passed checks: 4 passed

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Title check		The title clearly identifies the main change: moving the OpenCode pin to version 2.2.5 and using a workspace catalog.
Description check		The description is detailed and covers the summary, implementation changes, validation results, and relevant notes. It does not reproduce the template's exact "Type of Change" and "Checklist" headings…
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Inconsistent version floor

The README says ocm 0.6.x works with a local OpenCode >= 2.2.3, and says so twice (the compatibility table and Requirements). But the package's @opencode/theme peer is >=2.2.5 <3.0.0, and the plugin is built against @opencode/plugin 2.2.5. On OpenCode 2.2.3 or 2.2.4, the peer range is not satisfied, so users following the table may hit peer-resolution failures or API mismatches. Either raise the documented floor to 2.2.5, or confirm that 2.2.3 really works and loosen the theme peer to match.

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Fragile peer parsing

expectVersionSatisfiesPeer handles a peer starting with >= by passing everything after >= to compareSemver. If the @opencode/plugin peer is a bounded range such as >=0.8.0 <0.9.0, the comparison gets 0.8.0 <0.9.0. That string either fails to parse or ignores the upper bound. The test then errors or passes for a version above the allowed range. Any other range form (e.g. ^0.8.0) falls to the exact-match branch and fails.

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⏱️ Estimated effort to review: 3 🔵🔵🔵⚪⚪

⚠️ Risk level: Low

✅ Merge recommendation: No concerns found

🔎 Failure modes What: The catalog check in the contract test could stop finding the `@opencode/*` entries in `pnpm-workspace.yaml` if their format changes. For example, someone could remove the quotes around the keys or move to named `catalogs:`. The test would then fail even though the versions are still correct. Where: backend/test/shared/opencode-contract.test.ts:resolves every @OpenCode package from the workspace catalog at the pin Trigger: A later edit writes the keys unquoted or adds a trailing comment, so the line no longer matches the expected pattern. Detected by: The contract test fails with an `undefined` catalog version. Covered in this PR: No What: Linked servers on 2.0.x–2.2.4 now show a neutral "Different version" badge instead of "Unsupported version". Users may connect to servers that lack APIs Manager calls on 2.2.5, and the only sign is this softer notice. Where: frontend/src/components/settings/OpenCodeServerDialog.tsx:OpenCodeVersionBadge Trigger: A user links a remote OpenCode 2.1.x server that is missing endpoints used by the 2.2.5 client. Detected by: nothing Covered in this PR: No What: The Docker image build now stops when `OPENCODE_VERSION` is below `OPENCODE_MIN_VERSION`. A CI or release pipeline that overrides only `OPENCODE_VERSION` with an older 2.2.x release will fail to build. Where: Dockerfile:runner RUN opencode install step Trigger: `docker build --build-arg OPENCODE_VERSION=2.2.4` without also lowering `OPENCODE_MIN_VERSION`. Detected by: The Docker build fails with "outside the supported range". Covered in this PR: No

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✅ Resolved findings

ocm-cli/README.md:13

Inconsistent version floor

The README says ocm 0.6.x works with a local OpenCode >= 2.2.3, and says so twice (the compatibility table and Requirements). But the package's @opencode/theme peer is >=2.2.5 <3.0.0, and the plugin is built against @opencode/plugin 2.2.5. On OpenCode 2.2.3 or 2.2.4, the peer range is not satisfied, so users following the table may hit peer-resolution failures or API mismatches. Either raise the documented floor to 2.2.5, or confirm that 2.2.3 really works and loosen the theme peer to match.

ocm-cli/test/package-compat.test.ts:51-57

Fragile peer parsing

expectVersionSatisfiesPeer handles a peer starting with >= by passing everything after >= to compareSemver. If the @opencode/plugin peer is a bounded range such as >=0.8.0 <0.9.0, the comparison gets 0.8.0 <0.9.0. That string either fails to parse or ignores the upper bound. The test then errors or passes for a version above the allowed range. Any other range form (e.g. ^0.8.0) falls to the exact-match branch and fails.

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Suggestion: The README says ocm 0.6.x works with a local OpenCode >= 2.2.3. But ocm-cli/package.json now declares the @opencode/theme peer as >=2.2.5 <3.0.0, and the local OpenCode provides that package. On OpenCode 2.2.3 or 2.2.4 the peer check fails, so this compatibility claim is wrong. Make the documented floor match the published peer range, here and in the "From ocm 0.6.0" and Requirements sections. If 2.2.3 really is supported, lower the @opencode/theme peer floor instead. [general, importance: 6]

Suggested change

	| 0.6.x | >= 0.19.0 | >= 2.2.3, < 3 |
	| 0.6.x | >= 0.19.0 | >= 2.2.5, < 3 |

[lil-worker-cstech]

Suggestion: A bounded peer range such as >=0.8.0 <0.9.0 turns into the string 0.8.0 <0.9.0 after slice(2). That is not a valid semver version, so the comparison either throws or gives a meaningless result, and the upper bound is never checked. Split the range into its parts and check each >= and < bound. That way a bounded peer declaration from @opencode/plugin is actually verified instead of silently passing or failing. [general, importance: 4]

Suggested change

	function expectVersionSatisfiesPeer(version: string, peer: string): void {
	if (peer.startsWith('>=')) {
	expect(compareSemver(version, peer.slice(2).trim())).toBeGreaterThanOrEqual(0)
	return
	}
	expect(version).toBe(peer)
	}
	function expectVersionSatisfiesPeer(version: string, peer: string): void {
	const comparators = peer.trim().split(/\s+/)
	if (!comparators.every((comparator) => comparator.startsWith('>=') || comparator.startsWith('<'))) {
	expect(version).toBe(peer)
	return
	}
	for (const comparator of comparators) {
	if (comparator.startsWith('>=')) {
	expect(compareSemver(version, comparator.slice(2))).toBeGreaterThanOrEqual(0)
	} else {
	expect(compareSemver(version, comparator.slice(1))).toBeLessThan(0)
	}
	}
	}

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- Line 21: Update the @opencode/theme peer range in the package configuration so
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Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win

Align the theme peer range with the supported OpenCode minimum.

When a user runs ocm 0.6.x with OpenCode 2.2.3, the host’s @opencode/theme 2.2.3 does not satisfy this >=2.2.5 peer range. The README advertises that host version as supported. Set a peer floor that covers verified compatibility, or raise the documented OpenCode minimum. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

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Review comment at @ocm-cli/package.json at line 21:
Update the @opencode/theme peer range in the package configuration so its
minimum matches verified compatibility with the documented OpenCode minimum;
alternatively, raise the documented minimum to match the existing peer floor.
Ensure the README and peer dependency range consistently describe supported
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