anomalyco / anomalyco/opencode
Stack overflow via recursive exception dispatch in bundled Bun on every outbound fetch (Windows 11, v1.18.4 and v1.18.11)
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Description
Summary
On one Windows 11 machine, every opencode invocation that performs an outbound network fetch crashes with an unhandled 0xC0000005 ACCESS_VIOLATION. A full crash dump shows the mechanism: a recursive exception-dispatch loop inside the bundled Bun runtime during the fetch, ending in stack exhaustion (the faulting write lands one page below the bottom of the fetch thread's stack, from a stack-probe stub at opencode.exe+0x1fc0).
Local-only code paths (--version, --help, auth list, serve until its update check fires) work. Any path that fetches (LLM call in run, models catalog fetch when uncached, plugin-manifest registry resolution) dies instantly.
Environment
- Windows 11 Home 10.0.26200, x64
- opencode installed via
npm i -g opencode-ai(shim execs the self-containedopencode.exe) - Reproduces on v1.18.4 and v1.18.11 identically; the
opencode-windows-x64-baselinebinary is worse (segfaults even on--version) - Reproduces in both Git Bash and PowerShell, from any working directory
Reproduction
opencode run "Reply with exactly the word OK and nothing else."
# exits 139 (Git Bash) / -1073741819 = 0xC0000005 (PowerShell), no output, no log entries
opencode models crashes the same way until the catalog is cached; once models.dev is cached it succeeds because no fetch happens.
Crash dump analysis
Captured with ProcDump (-ma -e), unhandled C0000005, full 982 MB dump, parsed with the minidump Python library:
ExceptionCode: EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION
ExceptionAddress: 0x00007ff7114b1fc0 (opencode.exe+0x1fc0, early-image stub / stack probe)
Violation: WRITE of 0x0000001b83600bb8
Faulting thread stack: 0x1b83601000 .. 0x1b84800000
Write target: 0x1b83600bb8 (one page BELOW the stack bottom)
The faulting thread's stack scan shows the same ntdll frames repeating over and over (ntdll+0x3ae640, ntdll+0x2e4d4c, ntdll+0x3b4c28, interleaved with two alternating opencode.exe frames at +0x1fd4/+0x3da0 and +0x2828c30/+0x383ed47), i.e. exception dispatch re-entering itself until the stack is gone. Whatever the initial exception is, the handler path re-faults recursively instead of surfacing an error.
Ruled out on this machine
- Config or state corruption: pristine
XDG_CONFIG_HOMEandXDG_DATA_HOMEstill crash - opencode version: 1.18.4 and 1.18.11 both crash; clean reinstall does not help
- Machine TLS stack: standalone Bun 1.3.14 AND 1.3.9 (
bun -e "await fetch(...)") fetch the same URLs fine - OS changes: no Windows updates installed in the regression window (last good run Jul 21, first dead run later the same day)
- Certificate store: no root/CA certs added in the window
- Winsock LSPs: catalog is all-Microsoft
- Defender: no detections logged for the binary
- WER: no crash reports (the crash bypasses WER entirely; only a debugger catches it)
Possibly related existing reports of bundled-Bun Windows segfaults: #14204, #11339.
Notes
The full dump is available privately on request (it contains session credentials, so it is not attached). Happy to run instrumented builds or additional captures on the affected machine.
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