OpenCode v1.14.19: Windows ARM64, NVIDIA Provider, Concurrent Edits
OpenCode v1.14.19 brings Windows ARM64 support, NVIDIA as a built-in provider, and fixes for concurrent file edits and session compaction. Concurrent edits now merge instead of overwriting.
TL;DR
- Windows ARM64 now supported with bundled ripgrep
- NVIDIA added as built-in provider option
- Concurrent file edits no longer overwrite each other
- Session compaction preserves recent turns for better context
New
- NVIDIA provider — Built-in support with connection docs and required attribution headers
- Concurrent edit handling — Parallel edits to the same file now merge instead of overwriting
- Terminal font setting — Separate control for terminal font with bundled JetBrainsMono Nerd Font Mono
- Windows ARM64 support — Managed installs and bundled ripgrep now work on ARM64 Windows
Fixed
- Circular session schema dependency causing compiled binaries to fail on startup
- Loading flicker when opening projects and bringing prompt controls online
- Session compaction now preserves recent conversation turns verbatim to maintain local context, with fallback to summarization when media exceeds safe limits
Changed
- Compaction setting renamed —
preserve_recent_tokensreplaces the previous budget setting name for clarity
Update: npm install -g opencode@1.14.19 or download from GitHub releases. Thanks to @anniesurla for the NVIDIA provider contribution.
Source: OpenCode