opencode-conflict-prevention

OpenCode plugin loading priority ensures later sources override earlier ones, so plugins from npm or global sources take precedence over local or project sources to maintain predictable behavior.

To prevent duplicate OpenCode plugin name conflicts, the deduplication mechanism collapses same-name plugins from different sources into a single winner determined by the loading priority rules.

When publishing an OpenCode plugin, use scoped names and descriptive identifiers as naming conventions to minimize conflicts and ensure compatibility across different plugin sources.

OpenCode plugin hook conflicts between local development and npm installation occur due to overlapping sources, which can be resolved by checking loading priority and applying deduplication rules.

To troubleshoot OpenCode plugin conflicts, follow the diagnosis steps to isolate issues by checking loading priority, verifying deduplication winners, and reviewing naming conventions for duplicate identifiers.

Yes, before publishing an OpenCode plugin to npm, you must test for conflicts, document compatibility, and verify that your naming conventions and hooks follow safe publishing guidelines.