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Pasting an image file copied in Finder attaches the file name or its icon instead of the image (macOS) #54844
Description
Description
On macOS, copying an image file in Finder (Cmd+C) and pasting it into the TUI doesn't attach the image:
- Cmd+V in terminals like VS Code's inserts only the file name (
Screenshot … AM.png). Finder puts just the bare name on the pasteboard as text, and it doesn't resolve relative to the cwd. - Ctrl+V (
prompt.paste) attaches Finder's generic 1024×1024 file icon, because OpenTUI reads thepublic.pngflavor, which is the icon.
The real path is on the pasteboard as a file URL (public.file-url), but nothing reads it. Previously reported in #4004 and #7897 (both closed), and attempted in #6127 (auto-closed while stale).
OpenCode version
v2.0.25
Steps to reproduce
- Select an image in Finder, press Cmd+C
- Paste into the opencode prompt with Cmd+V or Ctrl+V
- You get the file name as text, or the Finder icon, instead of the image
Operating System
macOS 26 (Darwin 25.6)
Terminal
VS Code integrated terminal
Activity
opencode-agent commentedon Oct 12, 2026
Thanks for the detailed report, @lacherogwu. I couldn't reproduce this here because it needs macOS: the bug depends on what Finder puts on the macOS pasteboard when you copy a file, and the test environment runs Linux.
The current
devcode matches what you describe.prompt.pasteasks the clipboard forimage/pngand thentext/plain, and never asks for a file URL (public.file-url). So with a Finder file copy it can pick up the PNG icon, and Cmd+V through the terminal only gets the file name. A maintainer on macOS will need to confirm it.Related issues: