fix(gemini-cli): Surface specific missing companion error instead of generic unavailable status#92
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slkiser merged 2 commits intoMay 15, 2026
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By removing the companion presence validation from the provider's availability probe, we allow the provider to attempt a fetch when auth is configured. This delegates companion validation to the query phase, correctly surfacing the descriptive "missing plugin" error instead of the generic "Unavailable (not detected)" state.
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Summary
Fix an issue where a missing
opencode-gemini-authcompanion package resulted in a genericGemini CLI: Unavailable (not detected)status message instead of the intended actionable error.Details
Why:
In version 3.8.3, changes to how the companion package is resolved led to a regression in error reporting. The
hasGeminiCliQuotaRuntimeAvailable()function was checking for both the presence of valid OAuth configuration and the companion package.When the companion package was missing, it returned
false, which caused the entire provider to be marked as unavailable.This early exit bypassed the
fetchphase (queryGeminiCliQuota()) where the specific and actionable error (Install opencode-gemini-auth separately to enable Gemini CLI quota) is actually generated and returned to the user.How:
inspectGeminiCliCompanionPresencefromhasGeminiCliQuotaRuntimeAvailable().fetchphase (queryGeminiCliQuota()), which properly captures the companion state and surfaces the appropriate error message to the user if it's missing or incompatible.Linked Issue
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Quality Checklist
npm run typechecknpm testnpm run buildREADME.mdandCONTRIBUTING.mdwhen applicable)contributing/provider-template/or explained why the template does not apply.tstemplate incontributing/provider-template/and verifiedREADME.mdagainstsrc/lib/provider-metadata.ts(authentication/authFallbacks) and provider auth resolver/diagnostics behavior