OpenCode downloads LSP servers (like clangd) to ~/.local/share/opencode/bin,
but isServerInstalled() only checked ~/.config/opencode/bin. This caused
LSP tools to report servers as 'not installed' even when OpenCode had
successfully downloaded them.
Add ~/.local/share/opencode/bin to the detection paths to match OpenCode's
actual behavior.
Co-authored-by: yimingll <yimingll@users.noreply.github.com>
Multiple files were hardcoding ~/.config/opencode paths instead of using
getOpenCodeConfigDir() which respects the OPENCODE_CONFIG_DIR env var.
This broke profile isolation features like OCX ghost mode, where users
set OPENCODE_CONFIG_DIR to a custom path but oh-my-opencode.json and
other configs weren't being read from that location.
Changes:
- plugin-config.ts: Use getOpenCodeConfigDir() directly
- cli/doctor/checks: Use getOpenCodeConfigDir() for auth and config checks
- tools/lsp/config.ts: Use getOpenCodeConfigDir() for LSP config paths
- command loaders: Use getOpenCodeConfigDir() for global command dirs
- hooks: Use getOpenCodeConfigDir() for hook config paths
- config-path.ts: Mark getUserConfigDir() as deprecated
- tests: Ensure OPENCODE_CONFIG_DIR is properly isolated in tests
Previously, when an LSP server was configured but not installed, the error
message said "No LSP server configured" which was misleading. Now the
error message distinguishes between:
1. Server not configured at all
2. Server configured but not installed (with installation hints)
The new error messages include:
- Clear indication of whether server is configured vs installed
- Installation commands for each built-in server
- Supported file extensions
- Configuration examples for custom servers
Fixes#304
Co-authored-by: sisyphus-dev-ai <sisyphus-dev-ai@users.noreply.github.com>
