OpenCode 1.17.2 defaults to fff search

// 2h agoPRODUCT UPDATE

OpenCode 1.17.2 defaults to fff search

OpenCode version 1.17.2 has been released with several updates and bug fixes for the open-source terminal-first AI coding agent, including transitioning the default filesystem search to fff on non-Windows platforms. The release also fixes subagent permissions, restores device attachment picking, and resolves Linux Desktop launcher compatibility issues.

// ANALYSIS

An incremental but crucial stability release that refines the developer experience for the terminal-native agent, particularly for Linux and non-Windows users.

–Transitioning to fff for non-Windows filesystem search improves path traversal speed and accuracy.
–Strengthening subagent permission boundaries ensures safer multi-agent workflows.
–UI fixes like restored attachment picking and Linux Desktop launcher corrections address key user-experience pain points.

// TAGS

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DISCOVERED

2h ago

2026-06-10

PUBLISHED

2h ago

2026-06-10

RELEVANCE

6/ 10

AUTHOR

OpenCodeLog

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