Windows complain `No suitable file search tool found. Please install fd, rg, or git.`

[tamlok]

Hi,

Thanks for the plugin :)

I try to set it up on Windows. I get the error after <Leader>oi and enter @.

No suitable file search tool found. Please install fd, rg, or git.

I have already checked that fd/rg/git are all installed correctly.

When running opencode in the terminal, typeing @ won't trigger the same error.

I could repro this with empty default configs or something like this:

return {
  "sudo-tee/opencode.nvim",
  config = function()
    require("opencode").setup({
      ui = {
        completion = {
          file_sources = {
            preferred_cli_tool = "rg",
          }
        }
      },
    })
  end,
}

[sudo-tee]

Thanks for the report,

At the moment this plugin has not been tested with windows.

I will have a look on how to make it work and let you know. I don't have a proper windows setup to test this, so I might need you help for testing that it work properly.

[sudo-tee]

In the meantime can you run checkhealth opencode for me please ?

[tamlok]

Big thanks from a vimer on Windows!

Here is the checkhealth opencode for your ref:

==============================================================================
opencode:                                                                 1 ❌

OpenCode CLI ~
- ✅ OK opencode command found
- ✅ OK opencode CLI version: 0.15.1 (>= 0.6.3 required)

OpenCode Server ~
- ✅ OK opencode server started successfully at http://127.0.0.1:59699
- ✅ OK opencode server is reachable
- ❌ ERROR opencode server configuration not available
- ✅ OK opencode server shut down successfully

Dependencies ~
- ✅ OK plenary.nvim found

Configuration ~
- ✅ OK UI position: right
- ✅ OK Window width: 0.4
- ✅ OK Input height: 0.15
- ✅ OK Configuration loaded successfully

Environment ~
- Not in a git repository (optional but recommended for opencode)
- ✅ OK Working directory: C:\Users\tanle\study\TaNvim

Optional Integrations ~
- telescope.nvim not found (using vim.ui.select for file picker)
- mini.pick not found
- fzf-lua not found
- ✅ OK snacks.nvim found (enhanced file picker available)
- ✅ OK blink found (enhanced completion available)
- ✅ OK nvim-cmp found (enhanced completion available)

Finder CLI Tools ~
- ✅ OK Found file finder command: fd

Here is the screenshot when the error occurs (@):

And the ~ picker works fine:

[sudo-tee]

@tamlok
I created a PR that uses the opencode server for file search. It's not specific to windows, but it should help making the @ mention works better in windows since it does not uses unix commands to search but rater the opencode's implementation

Can you have a look if it helps with your situation ?

#70

Thanks a lot

[tamlok]

It works now!