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fix(opencode): tools stopped mid-run show as interrupted, not failed - #29762
With OpenCode 1.x, pressing Stop while a tool is running makes OpenCode rewrite that tool part as status: "error", error: "Tool execution aborted", metadata.interrupted: true. OpenCode's own UI treats this as cancelled. T3's v1 OpenCode adapter mapped every tool error to failed. So every command, edit, or task subagent that was running when the user stopped the turn showed as failed. Stopped edits also showed "Tool execution aborted" as their diff, because the failed path uses the error output as the diff.
Change
toolStatus in the v1 adapter now returns interrupted for these parts. It uses the same check as OpenCode's UI: metadata.interrupted === true or the abort message. This matches the v2 adapter, which already maps session.tool.failed with error.type === "aborted" to interrupted, and matches Codex. The task subagent status now takes status.item directly. The old ternary collapsed every unlisted status to running, so a stopped task would have shown as still running.
Scope and approval
Very small, focused fix for an obvious bug, so no prior issue: one status mapping in one adapter now matches its v2 sibling and OpenCode's own semantics. Overlap search: the local PR index and four gh search queries (opencode aborted/interrupted/stop tool, "Tool execution aborted") found nothing related. The closest are #22938 (cancelled todos) and #21979 (failed background subagents), which touch different code paths.
Verification
Red on main: I extended preserves tool lifecycle, approval kinds, and late assistant text without cached tool payloads with an aborted bash part. It failed with received "failed" where "interrupted" was expected.
Green: vp test run src/server/adapter.test.ts: 43 passed.
vp run check:changed: format, lint, knip, typecheck (10 packages), tests (2 files, 44 passed) all pass.
I confirmed the abort payload from the OpenCode 1.18.21 binary. I did not run a live OpenCode turn.
Reviewed with sol-loop: 1 round with GPT-6.1 Sol on high. Sol verdict: approved.
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Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Stopped OpenCode tools and subagents now report as interrupted rather than failed. This is a narrow status-reporting correction using an existing terminal state, without changing tool execution or permissions.
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Walkthrough
The OpenCode adapter classifies specified errored tools as interrupted and preserves tool-item status for subagents. Lifecycle tests cover interrupted commands and cancelled or failed task events.
Changes: OpenCode tool status
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Summary
Map and verify tool statuses packages/provider-opencode/src/server/adapter.ts, packages/provider-opencode/src/server/adapter.test.ts
Specified interruption metadata and error messages now produce interrupted status; other errored tools remain failed. Subagent status now follows the tool-item status. Tests cover interrupted sleep 60 and sleep 90 commands and cancelled or failed task events.
pingdotgg/t3code#29801: Applies similar stopped-tool interruption handling in ClaudeAdapterV2.
pingdotgg/t3code#23786: Preserves native Pi async subagent lifecycle statuses, including interrupted states.
pingdotgg/t3code#19544: Records native subagents as interrupted after their owning runtime is lost.
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The title "fix(opencode): tools stopped mid-run show as interrupted, not failed" names the main change. The adapter now maps stopped OpenCode tool parts to interrupted instead of failed, and the title…
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The title "fix(opencode): tools stopped mid-run show as interrupted, not failed" names the main change. The adapter now maps stopped OpenCode tool parts to interrupted instead of failed, and the title states that directly. It follows the conventional commit format the template recommends.
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The description follows the template sections: Problem, Change, Scope and approval, and Verification. The Problem section gives the expected and observed behavior. The Change section explains the status mapping and the task subagent fix. The Scope section explains why no prior issue exists and lists overlap searches. The Verification section reports a red-then-green test run, the check command results, and what was not checked. The description does not include the template's trailing model and harness note in the expected form, but it does name the tool used. The section is complete enough for a pass.
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Verified on Linux with repo Playwright, /usr/bin/google-chrome, real dev servers, and real provider turns. Created the git project and threads through the web app. Main and PR servers ran sequentially with isolated state.
Reproduced on github/main (61c3794c32) and the original PR head (9eaff78e6b): start a native OpenCode task running sleep 120, then click Stop generation. The task card incorrectly says Failed.
OpenCode 1.18.21 actually emits status: "error", error: "Task cancelled" for this task, without metadata.interrupted. The original fix missed that payload. Added its tool-specific mapping in 0eab160fa5, pushed to this PR branch.
Restarted the dev server and repeated the same interaction with OpenCode cliproxyapi/gpt-6.1-sol: the task card says Stopped, and the persisted task status is interrupted. The recording preserves the original failed turn above the fixed turn.
Nearby behavior: a real missing-file read remains failed; the next bash command completes and prints nearby-success. A follow-up turn works after stopping. Codex gpt-6.1-sol also completes pwd and prints provider-path-ok through the web client on both main and the fixed PR.
Extended the existing lifecycle test. It failed before the additional mapping and passes afterward. Remote Blacksmith vp run check:changed 5b9731cedc06f310c394f48e66d50a614397c0aa passes format, lint, knip, affected typechecks (10 packages), and 44 tests. The explicit base supplies history missing from the runner snapshot.
Before on main:
After the additional fix, with the same task prompt:
Native desktop and iOS/Android clients, remote relay/tunnel connections, and OpenCode v2 were not exercised on this Linux web verification. A stopped file edit was not reproduced. The exact Tool execution aborted payload is covered by the existing adapter test; live bash cancellation in OpenCode 1.18.21 and 1.19.5 instead emitted a completed part with User aborted the command, and main already showed that command as interrupted. GitHub CI passes on the pushed head, including build/typecheck, lint, web tests, all eight server shards, and the main test job. Two independent Sol reviewers approved this exact head. External review-bot checks remain pending.
Merged main (69744ad) to resolve a test conflict. #29824 added a vp test command that exits 1 to the same tool-lifecycle test this PR extends with a stopped sleep 60 and the two task subagents. The merged test feeds both, and it now expects the commands pwd ×4, sleep 60 (interrupted), then vp test (failed, exit code 1). #29824's exit-code and node-status checks now point at commands[5], and the subagent assertions are unchanged. All 43 tests in adapter.test.ts pass. No source changes.
The sleep 60 fixture sets both metadata.interrupted and "Tool execution aborted". The test still passes if the message fallback is removed. OpenCode 1.3.15 emits that message without setting the metadata flag. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Add a case without the flag and expect interrupted. As per path instructions, test “the logic a bug fix changes.”
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Review comment at @packages/provider-opencode/src/server/adapter.test.ts at line
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Update the adapter test covering the status sequence to independently verify the
abort-message fallback: include “Tool execution aborted” without setting
metadata.interrupted and expect the result to be interrupted. Keep the existing
metadata-based interruption coverage separate.
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Review comments at @packages/provider-opencode/src/server/adapter.test.ts:
- Line 941: Update the adapter test covering the status sequence to
independently verify the abort-message fallback: include “Tool execution
aborted” without setting metadata.interrupted and expect the result to be
interrupted. Keep the existing metadata-based interruption coverage separate.
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On the review nitpick about testing the abort-message fallback on its own: done in 9450ae0. The stopped-tool fixture is now two cases. sleep 60 has metadata.interrupted and a different message, and sleep 90 has only "Tool execution aborted", which is how OpenCode 1.3.15's processor reports a stop. An independent review removed each of the three interrupt checks in turn (flag, abort message, task cancellation), and each removal failed the test. All 43 tests pass.
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Problem
With OpenCode 1.x, pressing Stop while a tool is running makes OpenCode rewrite that tool part as
status: "error",error: "Tool execution aborted",metadata.interrupted: true. OpenCode's own UI treats this as cancelled. T3's v1 OpenCode adapter mapped every tool error tofailed. So every command, edit, or task subagent that was running when the user stopped the turn showed as failed. Stopped edits also showed "Tool execution aborted" as their diff, because the failed path uses the error output as the diff.Change
toolStatusin the v1 adapter now returnsinterruptedfor these parts. It uses the same check as OpenCode's UI:metadata.interrupted === trueor the abort message. This matches the v2 adapter, which already mapssession.tool.failedwitherror.type === "aborted"tointerrupted, and matches Codex. The task subagent status now takesstatus.itemdirectly. The old ternary collapsed every unlisted status torunning, so a stopped task would have shown as still running.Scope and approval
Very small, focused fix for an obvious bug, so no prior issue: one status mapping in one adapter now matches its v2 sibling and OpenCode's own semantics. Overlap search: the local PR index and four
gh searchqueries (opencode aborted/interrupted/stop tool, "Tool execution aborted") found nothing related. The closest are #22938 (cancelled todos) and #21979 (failed background subagents), which touch different code paths.Verification
preserves tool lifecycle, approval kinds, and late assistant text without cached tool payloadswith an aborted bash part. It failed with received"failed"where"interrupted"was expected.vp test run src/server/adapter.test.ts: 43 passed.vp run check:changed: format, lint, knip, typecheck (10 packages), tests (2 files, 44 passed) all pass.Reviewed with sol-loop: 1 round with GPT-6.1 Sol on high. Sol verdict: approved.
Created with Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code (T3 Code).
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