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Input '@' cannot list workspace files, file search results always return 0 #18871
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**Problem * *: Unable to list workspace files when entering '@', file search results always show 0
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-OS: Windows [version]
-OpenCode version: 1.3
-Workplace path: D: \ HypProgram \ Fortran \ GRD Mod
**Log fragment * *:
INFO service=file query=. kind=all results=0 search
**Attempted * *:
-Delete cache
-Create. gitignore
-Test D: \ testbat directory
-No plugins
-Non Git repository
**Attachment * *: Complete log file
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github-actions commentedon Mar 24, 2026
This issue might be a duplicate of existing issues. Please check:
@is not listing the available files #6618:@is not listing the available files — same symptom of@mention not listing workspace fileslistky commentedon Mar 24, 2026
I'm also having this problem, the project already has the '.gitignore' file included and didn't ignore the
srcdirectory, but now I can't reference any source code files with the@symbol, it must have been good a few versions ago, my '.gitignore' file hasn't changed at allcyf007-lab commentedon Mar 24, 2026
It may not be related to the Git repository. I am on another computer and have not installed Git, so naturally I do not have a Git repository. However, I can still use @ to query all files in the current working directory.
On this computer, it was initialized as a Git repository and a. gitignore file was created, but no files could be searched; Of course, I deleted the Git repository, but the problem still persists
cyf007-lab commentedon Mar 28, 2026
The problem has been solved, it's a problem with a tool called ripgrep (i.e. rg. exe)
This is a high-performance text search tool that not only affects @ search for the current file, but also affects loading skills
Rg.exe is located in the "%USERPROFILE%.local\share\opencode\bin" directory
OpenCode should be able to find it, but I don't know why it can't be found. Just add this path to the system PATH environment variable
The problem has been solved, but I still don't know why OpenCode can't find this program
shanghai-Jerry commentedon Apr 21, 2026
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