No release available for OpenCode >= 2.0 #57675

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1. opencode-agent commented on Oct 21, 2026

   

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   Thanks for the report! You're asking for OpenCode 2.x versions (like v2.1.2) to show up on the GitHub Releases page. Right now the newest one there is v1.19.3.

   This is a deliberate choice for now, not a broken release. OpenCode 1.x clients find updates through GitHub's Latest release, so a 2.x release can't be marked Latest without moving 1.x users onto 2.x. For the moment, 2.x ships through opencode.ai, npm (@opencode/cli) and brew, and each version is tagged in this repo (e.g. v2.1.2). Maintainers will consider publishing 2.x Releases.

   Related issues and PRs:

   • feat(release): publish OpenCode 2 GitHub Releases without taking Latest #54903: open PR to publish OpenCode 2 GitHub Releases without making them Latest
   • [FEATURE]: Publish V2 binaries to GitHub Releases so ACP clients can install V2 from the ACP registry #57058: request to publish v2 binaries to GitHub Releases, so ACP clients can install v2
   • [BUG] /update offers 2.0.7 on pacman-managed install, but upgrade cannot work (method undetected; GitHub release v2.0.7 missing) #49660: notes that the v2.0.7 GitHub release and its binary downloads are missing
   • changelog: v2 releases have no published release notes #52184: v2 release notes, where several people were also confused by 2.x not being on GitHub Releases
2. mxdev88 commented on Oct 21, 2026

   

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   This deliberate choice is surprising. I'd expect users wishing not to upgrade to pin the version <2 rather than making v2 invisible in releases.

   👍React with 👍1Reacted by Morten Lied Johansen
3. neriousy

   closed this as not plannedon Oct 21, 2026