Remove dot: true from config loaders for consistency#140
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Removes dot: true option from glob scans for commands, agents, modes, plugins, Claude skills, and custom tools. This prevents discovery of items in dot-prefixed subdirectories (e.g., .hidden/). This makes all loaders consistent with OpenCode skills, which already lacks dot: true. The filesystem.ts utility is unchanged since it's used to find .opencode directories themselves.
# Conflicts: # packages/opencode/src/skill/skill.ts
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Removes dot: true option from glob scans for commands, agents, modes, plugins, Claude skills, and custom tools. This prevents discovery of items in dot-prefixed subdirectories (e.g., .hidden/).
This makes all loaders consistent with OpenCode skills, which already lacks dot: true. The filesystem.ts utility is unchanged since it's used to find .opencode directories themselves.
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