wsl opencode serve show UnknownError

[abearxiong]

Question

Has anyone else encountered the same error when running under WSL? How can I fix it?

{
"name": "UnknownError",
"data": {
"message": "Error: The response redirected too many times. For more information, pass verbose: true in the second argument to fetch()"
}
}

[github-actions]

Based on a search through existing issues, I found the following potentially related issues that may be helpful to check:

• Serve on custom port / remote server broken #6063: Serve on custom port / remote server broken - This involves issues with the serve command and frontend connectivity, which might be related to WSL networking issues
• feat(desktop): Add option to run OpenCode backend via WSL on Windows #5635: feat(desktop): Add option to run OpenCode backend via WSL on Windows - Discussion about WSL support and backend execution
• Rendring problems inside pycharm on Windows (WSL/Debian) #4012: Rendering problems inside pycharm on Windows (WSL/Debian) - Another WSL-specific issue
• TUI freezes for ~10 seconds periodically on WSL2 (regression in v1.0.129) #5361: TUI freezes for ~10 seconds periodically on WSL2 (regression in v1.0.129) - WSL performance issues

The "redirected too many times" error you're encountering could be related to:

1. Network/proxy configuration in WSL interfering with localhost connections
2. The serve command's URL handling in a WSL environment
3. Frontend hardcoded URL issues (as seen in Serve on custom port / remote server broken #6063)

Feel free to ignore if none of these address your specific case.

[FramedStone]

I'm encountering the same error, but I'm using linux directly with pacman, I have tired using opencode serve & opencode web both results in the same error

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UPDATE: opencode serve & opencode web works when I use the endpoints path (append url if using web) opencode server doc. Hence, not sure if this is a real error, because I suppose we should be greeted the same way as we're running the TUI locally instead of explicitly calling the endpoints