fix(tui): restore attach session lookup behavior #7150
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Only send directory header when --dir is explicitly provided. Otherwise, let the server fall back to its own working directory. Fixes anomalyco#7149
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The attach command now always passes client's cwd to the server via x-opencode-directory header. This was a fork-specific enhancement that regressed during upstream merge (PR anomalyco#7150, commit dee0226). Ensures file autocomplete, theme discovery, and exports use the client's directory when attaching to a remote server, not the server's launch dir. Fixes #283
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Summary
Fixes regression where
opencode attach --sessionfails with "Session not found" when run from a different directory than where the session was created.The issue
PR #6715 (commit 401b498) introduced a regression by always sending
process.cwd()as the directory context. Sessions are stored per-project, so when the client's cwd differs from the session's directory, lookup fails.The fix
Only send the directory header when
--diris explicitly provided. Otherwise, let the server fall back to its own working directory (the pre-v1.1.1 behavior).Fixes #7149