Description
Simplest way to reproduce this is to run !find / and watch memory usage of the opencode processs. This happens both with the bash tool and with the interactive command. The memory usage grows at a much larger rate than you would expect from the command output.
The problem, I believe, is that we are constantly allocating strings, bigger and bigger ones, when we accumulate the output with string concatenation. That happens so quickly that the GC has little opportunity to catch up, leading to the very quick growth.
I bet it's one of the main issues people keep being bitten by when they see large memory usage issues, but I found no report specifically about the bash tool / interactive command buffer, so I am creating this one to associate with the pull request.
Plugins
No response
OpenCode version
git
Steps to reproduce
- open opencode
- !find /
- watch memory usage over time
Screenshot and/or share link
Running !find /. I've seen it go all the way to almost 70% in some cases. I saw the OOM killer working overtime yesterday because of this. Had to add a new swap file just to get it through the task I was working on.
Operating System
Fedora 43
Terminal
Gnome Terminal and macOS terminal over ssh.
Description
Simplest way to reproduce this is to run !find / and watch memory usage of the opencode processs. This happens both with the bash tool and with the interactive command. The memory usage grows at a much larger rate than you would expect from the command output.
The problem, I believe, is that we are constantly allocating strings, bigger and bigger ones, when we accumulate the output with string concatenation. That happens so quickly that the GC has little opportunity to catch up, leading to the very quick growth.
I bet it's one of the main issues people keep being bitten by when they see large memory usage issues, but I found no report specifically about the bash tool / interactive command buffer, so I am creating this one to associate with the pull request.
Plugins
No response
OpenCode version
git
Steps to reproduce
Screenshot and/or share link
Running !find /. I've seen it go all the way to almost 70% in some cases. I saw the OOM killer working overtime yesterday because of this. Had to add a new swap file just to get it through the task I was working on.
Operating System
Fedora 43
Terminal
Gnome Terminal and macOS terminal over ssh.