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feat: add OpenCode and OpenCode Zen providers - #1288
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 1 included review per hour; 0 remain after this review. WalkthroughOpenCode Go and OpenCode Zen providers were added with model discovery and protocol-specific completion routing. Completion handling now tracks request ownership, cancels active responses, and isolates stream buffers across requests. Presenter cleanup always stops the completion handler with callbacks skipped. ChangesOpenCode provider support
Completion lifecycle and cancellation
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CompletionHandler
participant BaseEngine
participant ProviderResponse
CompletionHandler->>CompletionHandler: mark request as stopping
CompletionHandler->>BaseEngine: cancel active response
BaseEngine->>ProviderResponse: close response when supported
ProviderResponse-->>CompletionHandler: stop response stream
CompletionHandler->>CompletionHandler: validate request and clear state
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to This change adds the OpenCode Go and OpenCode Zen providers and makes completion stop and cancel behavior track each request. Earlier concerns are fixed: an older completion can no longer clear a newer completion's state, and the documentation and test conventions have been updated. One minor question remains open: whether the new provider display names should be translatable. The names follow the same pattern as existing providers, so the change is mergeable with low risk. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@basilisk/provider_engine/opencode_go_engine.py`:
- Around line 198-205: Complete the public response-hook APIs by adding a
concrete return annotation to completion_response_with_stream and Google-style
Args plus Returns or Yields documentation to both response hooks, completion and
completion_response_with_stream. Keep the existing hook behavior unchanged and
document each parameter and produced response accurately.
- Around line 179-181: In the ProviderAIModel description definition, add a "#
Translators:" context comment immediately before the translatable string passed
to _(), clarifying that it describes a model available from the OpenCode
provider.
- Around line 102-109: Update the genai.Client construction in the client
cached_property to set HttpOptions.base_url_resource_scope to
ResourceScope.COLLECTION, preserving the existing custom base URL and API key
configuration.
In `@basilisk/provider.py`:
- Around line 142-165: Update the opencodego Provider entry to use the
translatable label “OpenCode Go” instead of the generic label, adding a
preceding # Translators: comment that identifies the Go provider. Update the
corresponding README provider entry to use the same “OpenCode Go” label.
In `@tests/provider_engine/test_opencode_go_engine.py`:
- Line 126: Wrap the OpenCodeGoEngine protocol test case tuple in the relevant
parameter list across multiple lines, matching the adjacent cases and keeping
every line within 80 characters.
- Around line 168-169: Update the affected tests to accept the pytest-mock
mocker fixture and replace direct engine.__dict__ adapter assignment and
_protocol_for_model assignment with mocker.patch.object() calls, preserving the
existing adapter and protocol values.
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154-157: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winMake the Zen provider name translatable.
name="OpenCode Zen"bypasses translation in the account selector. Add
translator context and wrap the label in_().Proposed fix
Provider( id="opencodezen", - name="OpenCode Zen", + # Translators: Name of the OpenCode Zen provider. + name=_("OpenCode Zen"),As per coding guidelines, use
_()for user-facing text and add a
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In `@basilisk/completion_handler.py`:
- Around line 193-233: Update the completion worker around handle_func and its
finally block to associate _active_engine, _active_response, cleanup, and
_completion_finished_success with a unique completion token or worker identity.
Only clear active state and queue the success callback when the token still
belongs to that worker, preventing an older worker from clearing or finishing a
newer completion.
In `@basilisk/provider_engine/opencode_go_engine.py`:
- Around line 325-326: Update the cancel_completion method docstring to include
a Google-style Args entry for the response parameter, describing its
_ProtocolResponse type and purpose while retaining the existing cancellation
behavior and return documentation.
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In `@basilisk/provider.py`:
- Around line 154-157: Update the OpenCode Zen Provider declaration so its
user-facing name is wrapped with the existing translation function `_()` and add
a `# Translators:` comment immediately before the translatable label, preserving
the provider’s other fields unchanged.
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In `@basilisk/completion_handler.py`:
- Around line 108-115: Update the completion-start flow around
on_completion_start and self.task so the worker is created, assigned, and
started while _completion_lock is held, making it visible to stop_completion
before cancellation can be requested. Invoke on_completion_start only after the
worker and related request state are fully published, preserving atomic
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In `@basilisk/completion_handler.py`:
- Around line 268-279: Remove the write-only _startup_request state and all
assignments and cleanup sites associated with it, including __init__,
start_completion, stop_completion, _commit_startup, _handle_completion,
_completion_finished_success, and _handle_error. Preserve the existing atomic
startup/stop behavior and progress-sound handling in _commit_startup.
- Around line 151-176: Bound the task join in the on_completion_start failure
path of the completion handler, using the same timeout convention as
stop_completion. Keep setting _stop_completion and cancelling any available
response, then allow the worker’s existing finally cleanup to complete
asynchronously instead of blocking the calling thread until the provider request
finishes.
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| task_to_join = None | ||
| engine_to_cancel = None | ||
| response_to_cancel = None |
| response = self._active_response | ||
| start_notified = self._start_notified | ||
| else: | ||
| engine = None |
| start_notified = self._start_notified | ||
| else: | ||
| engine = None | ||
| response = None |
| else: | ||
| engine = None | ||
| response = None | ||
| start_notified = None |
| # request create a fresh connection pool. | ||
| try: | ||
| super().cancel_completion(response.value) | ||
| except ValueError: |
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- Join the worker with a 1 s bound when on_completion_start raises, so a wedged provider cannot freeze the UI thread; the worker clears self.task itself when it finishes. - Remove _startup_request, which was only ever written. - Read the engine/response pair through _cancellable_response so no default is assigned without being used (CodeQL unused-local). - Explain the swallowed ValueError when closing a Gemini stream.
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