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- Add --server-url option to allow connecting to existing server - When provided, uses the specified server URL instead of starting new server - Enables connecting TUI to external opencode server instances
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Solves (?) #878
Run the server in one terminal like:
opencode serveNote the port & host (or specify it)
Then in another terminal, run
opencode --server-url {url_from_above}I checked the behaviour ONLY when they're both on the same physical OS, I have no idea if there are some other assumptions from TUI about machine location etc.