I already mentioned this on my other thread about branching issues:
https://kagifeedback.org/d/4699-kagi-assistant-sees-earlier-reply-after-you-edit-your-message/33
But I think this deserves another issue, as I found another instance of this.
https://kagi.com/assistant/dfe99a2a-8b8e-4131-aef6-adb4c1e64d73
I asked the following question on my phone: I'm currently writing a console version of minesweeper. Please give me a dummy example ourput how the field ahould look with colors please. It gave a reply with python code. Let's call this branch Orig1
I forgot to mention that I wanted C++, so I edited the message to the following I'm currently writing a console version of minesweeper. Please give me a dummy example ourput how the field ahould look with colors please. In c++ Now it created a second branch with C++ code. Let's call this branch Orig2
But when I opened the thread on my Computer, it opened the Orig2 branch as the first Branch:
When I switch to the second branch it redirects me to https://kagi.com/assistant/dfe99a2a-8b8e-4131-aef6-adb4c1e64d73?branch=00000000-0000-4000-0000-000000000000 which is Branch Orig1:
Now for some reason if I switch to another chat, reload the page and then switch back to the chat with the branching issue, it will open Orig1 as the first branch (good) but when switching to the second branch it still shows Orig1 (really bad). So now it seems like the C++ branch is lost.
But!! If I reload the chat while I'm still in the second branch which currently is Orig1, and then switch to branch 1 it will show Orig2 which is still not the intended numbering, but at least my C++ branch is not lost.
I expected that Branch 1 stays Branch 1, and that there is never a situation where a branch seems inaccessible.
