Description

When typing Korean (Hangul) in the desktop app's prompt input, pressing Shift+Enter to insert a newline and continuing Korean input causes the first consonant to be duplicated.

Specifically: the initial consonant (자음) appears fine, but when the following vowel (모음) is typed to form a syllable, the consonant is duplicated after the cursor. For example, typing 한 after Shift+Enter:

Type ㅎ → displays ㅎ (correct)
Type ㅏ → displays 하ㅎ with cursor at 하|ㅎ (incorrect — expected 하)
It is very intermittent and cannot be reproduced.

Note: #8275 addressed a Shift+Enter IME stuck state, but still occurs on v1.2.8.

Plugins

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OpenCode version

1.2.8

Steps to reproduce

1. Switch to Korean (한글) input method
2. Type any text
3. Press Shift+Enter to insert a newline
4. Type a Korean consonant (e.g. ㅎ) — displays correctly
5. Type the following vowel (e.g. ㅏ) — the consonant is duplicated after the cursor: 하ㅎ instead of 하

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Operating System

macOS 26.3

Terminal

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