fix(event_manager): prevent duplicate listeners on restart#278
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sudo-tee merged 1 commit intosudo-tee:mainfrom Feb 17, 2026
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fix(event_manager): prevent duplicate listeners on restart#278sudo-tee merged 1 commit intosudo-tee:mainfrom
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Thanks for the PR I am away today. I will review this and test tomorrow |
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Thanks for the fix. Although the bug is here, in practice the even_manager is only started one due to this check 
But if we were to use the stop function in the future we could end up in this situation. |
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EventManager:start() was registering anonymous state.opencode_server listeners that couldn't be unsubscribed. On restart (e.g., during UI toggle), multiple listeners would accumulate, causing duplicate event handling.
Store listener reference to enable proper unsubscribe/resubscribe cycle.