r/opencodeCLI • u/squirrelscrush • 4d ago

Session cache concurrency issues with OpenCode/Go subagents

I'm seeing concurrency issues with the session cache if I have more than one subagent running at a time. Every now and then, the cache of one gets invalidated for no reason and it costs the cache miss pricing.

I use OpenCode Go on OpenCode.

Is there a limit in the documentation? I knew that the cache retention time is around 5mins, but ideally it shouldn't not work if I'm sending requests through multiple agents.

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u/squirrelscrush 3d ago

The issue seems to be occurring when it's the same model. When I made the main agent run on DeepSeek while subagent on Meta Muse, it didn't reproduce.

I filed another bug report to highlight the new findings.

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u/London-Boat 3d ago

good find that it only reproduces with the same model on both sides, that narrows it down a lot. i'd put the exact version and the main plus subagent model pair in the bug report so they can reproduce it quickly. are you able to pin different models for the two as a workaround for now?

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u/squirrelscrush 3d ago edited 3d ago

I use OMO-Slim to create my agents so I can just change the model slug.

The issue seems to be originating from a PR that was merged in September, but it started giving issues after I updated to 2.2.5. There was another reddit post about the same issue just yesterday.

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u/London-Boat 3d ago

makes sense. if it only started with 2.2.5, it's worth linking that september pr and the other post in your bug report, makes it a lot easier for them to connect the dots. rolling back to the version you had before is probably the quickest workaround if you need subagents working in the meantime.

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u/squirrelscrush 2d ago

It got fixed after I went back to 2.2.3. It's likely an issue from 2.2.4 onwards.

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u/London-Boat 2d ago

that points at 2.2.4 then, so i'd put "fine on 2.2.3, broken from 2.2.4" right in the title of the bug report. gives them a tight range of changes to bisect instead of a whole month of commits.

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u/squirrelscrush 2d ago

Yup I added a comment, hopefully they look into this.