v1.1.55: Friendlier Over-limit Prompts, Event Memory Leak Fix
Release Date: February 11, 2026
One-Sentence Summary
This update focuses on "stability and predictability": clearer prompts when free quota is exceeded, fixed event fetching memory leak, and disabled terminal transparency in desktop to reduce display issues.
New Feature: Clearer Free Quota Exceeded Prompts
What's Updated?
When free usage quota is exceeded, OpenCode displays more explicit and actionable prompt messages.
What's the Use for You?
You won't be stuck in the "why can't I continue" state anymore, and can more quickly determine if it's a quota issue or configuration issue.
How to Use?
👉 Full Tutorial: Free Models (OpenCode Zen)
👉 Official Docs: Zen
Quick Experience:
- Use free models for continuous conversation until approaching quota limit.
- Observe if prompt text gives clear reason.
- Switch models or wait for quota refresh according to prompt.
Bug Fix: Event Fetching Memory Leak
Previous Issue
Event fetching path had memory leak risk, potentially causing lag or increased memory usage after long running.
Current Status
v1.1.55 fixed related leak points, long session stability is better.
Improvement: Desktop Disable Terminal Transparency
What's Updated?
Desktop defaults to disabling terminal transparency effects.
What's the Use for You?
Terminal display is more consistent across different system themes and graphics drivers, reducing contrast issues and rendering anomalies.
👉 Full Tutorial: Debugging and Diagnostics
Should You Upgrade?
| Situation | Recommendation |
|---|---|
| You're using free models | ✅ Recommend upgrade |
| You have long-running sessions | ✅ Recommend upgrade |
| You're a desktop user | ✅ Recommend upgrade |
| Everything works fine | Can wait for next time |
Upgrade Command:
opencode upgradeTechnical Details (Skippable)
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Core
- Increase test timeout to 30s to prevent failures during package installation
- Memory leak fixed in platform fetch for events
- Show helpful message when free usage limit is exceeded
Desktop
- Disable terminal transparency
Official Release Notes: