docs: fix permission rule ordering in examples #7010
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Place catch-all "*" rules first in permission examples to match "last matching rule wins" semantics.
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The following comment was made by an LLM, it may be inaccurate: No duplicate PRs found. The searches returned PR #7010 (the current PR itself), which is expected. The other results (PR #6549 about Intent abstraction and PR #4773 about hiding subagents) are unrelated to the permission rule ordering documentation fix. This appears to be a unique fix addressing a specific documentation issue with permission rule ordering in examples. |
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it looks like #7041 solved one of the files |
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any word on this @adamdotdevin ? |
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Problem
Permission examples show catch-all
"*"rules at the bottom, but OpenCode uses "last matching rule wins" — so the catch-all overrides all specific rules above it.Solution
Move
"*"rules to the top of permission blocks so specific rules can override them.Changes
agents.mdx: Fix YAML and JSON examples, clarify explanatory textskills.mdx: Fix JSON example