Description

OpenCode Desktop and OpenCode CLI share ~/.local/share/opencode/opencode.db. When Desktop (or a newer runtime) applies migration 20260622142730_simplify_session_context_epoch (from PR #33378), it drops session_context_epoch.replacement_seq / revision / agent.

An older CLI still on PATH (here: npm opencode-ai@1.17.3) still calls SessionContextEpoch.requestReplacement during SessionPrompt.createUserMessage. Headless callers such as Multica invoke:

opencode run --format json --dangerously-skip-permissions --dir <workdir> --model <provider/model> "..."

and immediately get:

{"type":"error","error":{"name":"UnknownError","data":{"message":"Unexpected server error. Check server logs for details.","ref":"err_..."}}}

With --print-logs:

SQLiteError: no such column: replacement_seq
  at SessionContextEpoch.requestReplacement
  at SessionPrompt.createUserMessage
  at SessionPrompt.prompt

(then the next missing column after manually adding replacement_seq was session_context_epoch.revision)

Observed split behavior on the same machine

• OpenCode Desktop UI: can send messages successfully (runtime matches migrated schema)
• Multica / CLI opencode run: fails with Unexpected server error (old binary + new schema)

DB evidence

• migration table includes 20260622142730_simplify_session_context_epoch
• PRAGMA table_info(session_context_epoch) had only: session_id, baseline, snapshot, baseline_seq (no replacement_seq / revision)

This is the same class of failure as “old code meets new schema” described in #33773 / #33898, but the trigger here is Desktop + independently installed older CLI on PATH, not an intentional downgrade. Tools that shell out to opencode (Multica, etc.) hit this easily because Desktop auto-updates the shared DB while npm/nvm CLI stays pinned.

Plugins

oh-my-openagent in ~/.config/opencode/opencode.jsonc (failure also reproduces the same SQLite error path; schema mismatch is the blocker before model I/O)

OpenCode version

• Desktop: @opencode-aidesktop (sessions logged as version=local / newer schema owner)
• CLI on PATH used by Multica: 1.17.3 (opencode-ai@1.17.3 via nvm/npm)

Steps to reproduce

1. Install/use OpenCode Desktop long enough for migration 20260622142730_simplify_session_context_epoch to run on ~/.local/share/opencode/opencode.db
2. Keep an older CLI on PATH (e.g. npm opencode-ai@1.17.3) that still contains requestReplacement
3. Confirm Desktop chat can send messages
4. Run:

   opencode run --print-logs --format json --dangerously-skip-permissions --dir <any-existing-dir> --model <configured-model> "hi"

5. Observe Unexpected server error / SQLiteError: no such column: replacement_seq

Screenshot and/or share link

N/A — log excerpt above.

Operating System

Windows 10 (win32 10.0.19045)

Terminal

PowerShell / Multica desktop daemon (multica daemon spawning CLI)

Expected

Either:

1. Clear compatibility error: “database schema is newer than this OpenCode runtime; upgrade CLI to match Desktop”, or
2. Desktop/CLI refuse to diverge on the shared DB without warning, or
3. Destructive migrations remain compatible with the supported previous CLI window (expand-contract; see ci(core): reject downgrade-incompatible database migrations #33898)

Workaround

Align CLI version with the runtime that migrated the DB (opencode upgrade to match Desktop), or temporarily re-add dropped columns for the older CLI (fragile).

Related

• [Bug]: v1.17.10 Bun segfault + downgrade to v1.17.9 breaks SQLite schema (missing replacement_seq column) #33773 (closed) — same replacement_seq error after old code + new schema
• ci(core): reject downgrade-incompatible database migrations #33898 (closed) — proposal to reject downgrade-incompatible migrations
• BUG: session_message.seq NOT NULL constraint failed on agent-switched sessions #31204 comments — Desktop migrates shared DB while older CLI remains on PATH
• task tool fails with "no such column: replacement_seq" when plugin lags behind CLI #35403 (open) — same column name, but opposite direction (columns expected to be added / migration bookkeeping); this report is specifically columns dropped by newer Desktop, older CLI still reading them