Active Session Not Persisted After Desktop App Crash

[ice2shell]

Description

When the desktop application crashes unexpectedly, the current session is not persisted. Restarting the application does not restore or offer any option to recover this lost session.
This issue occurred after a specific sequence: I had been using the Plan mode for a lengthy multi-turn conversation, then switched to Build mode and started the execution process. My screen was locked during execution, so the exact moment of the crash is unknown. After unlocking, the app had terminated, and restarting it resulted in the session loss described above.

Plugins

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OpenCode version

1.1.14

Steps to reproduce

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Operating System

Windows 10

Terminal

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[github-actions]

This issue might be a duplicate of existing issues. Please check:

• [Bug] All sessions are gone #2987: All sessions are gone
• [BUG]: TUI sessions disappear on reload on Windows even though they are saved in .local #6625: TUI sessions disappear on reload on Windows even though they are saved in .local
• Sessions are not saving with multi sessions on #5241: Sessions are not saving with multi sessions on
• If disk space runs out your active session becomes corrupted #7607: If disk space runs out your active session becomes corrupted
• Bug: Session corrupted when tool execution is aborted - missing tool_result causes API rejection #8312: Session corrupted when tool execution is aborted - missing tool_result causes API rejection
• ACP loadSessionMode doesn't restore persisted model/agent from session messages #7804: ACP loadSessionMode doesn't restore persisted model/agent from session messages
• Desktop app session out of sync with TUI #6946: Desktop app session out of sync with TUI
• bug: Desktop still stuck on initializing on 1.1.18 #8289: Desktop still stuck on initializing on 1.1.18
• Desktop app store data not persisting #7637: Desktop app store data not persisting
• Storage resilience: atomic writes, safer temp cleanup, repair/restore tools #7733: Storage resilience: atomic writes, safer temp cleanup, repair/restore tools

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