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I've got a url in the loaded context.
After plandex t and writing the new prompt, I get a question about whether I want to refresh the updated url context. If I answer n, the whole step is forgotten and I don't have access to the prompt anymore.
This was annoying to lose after I wrote a whole paragraph :(
(Slightly similar to #109 but in this case I would expect the action to continue - just without the refresh.)
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Thanks for reporting @viraptor. Aborting if the context isn't updated was done to avoid edge cases with files that could lead to tricky-to-resolve conflicts. The concern doesn't apply if only urls (or other non-file data) are in context though, so there could be different handling in that case.
As a small step, we could also output the prompt to the terminal in case of cancellation so it doesn't get lost. I definitely understand the frustration there.
I've got a url in the loaded context.
After
plandex t
and writing the new prompt, I get a question about whether I want to refresh the updated url context. If I answern
, the whole step is forgotten and I don't have access to the prompt anymore.This was annoying to lose after I wrote a whole paragraph :(
(Slightly similar to #109 but in this case I would expect the action to continue - just without the refresh.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: