anomalyco / anomalyco/opencode

Reopening request: [FEATURE] Add option to clear recently opened folders/projects history — Issue #19546

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Describe the enhancement you want to request

This feature request (#19546) was automatically closed due to 60 days of inactivity, not because it was implemented. The requested functionality is still missing in the OpenCode Desktop application, and unfortunately it is still necessary.

Current status:

Feature request originally opened: March 28, 2026

Automatically closed by github-actions: July 3, 2026 (60-day inactivity rule)

Requested feature: Not implemented

Still relevant: Yes

Why this is still needed:

There is currently no option in the OpenCode Desktop application to clear the history of recently opened folders/projects.

This functionality is necessary for privacy and for keeping the interface clean when switching between different sets of projects.

Requested enhancement:
Add a "Clear Recent Projects" option to the OpenCode Desktop application (e.g., under Settings > General or in the relevant menu), so users can remove recently opened folders/projects from the history.

Note: The closure of #19546 was due to the automated inactivity policy, not because the request was resolved. This feature has not been delivered and should remain open for consideration.

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