Summary
On the new thread page, the prompt, model selection, whether to create a new worktree or not, etc are remembered in the case that you switch to another thread to do some work then click "new thread" to go back to the thread creation page. This is very useful if you need to look at some info from another thread to finish writing your prompt for the new thread, for example.
However, if you select "new worktree", then select a base branch other than the default origin/main, then switch threads, hen go back to "new thread", the base branch is forgotten and reset to origin/main.
Versions and environment
bb 0.40.0 linux web
Steps to reproduce
- Click new thread
- Select new worktree, select a branch other than origin/main as the base
- Switch to existing thread
- Click new thread again
- Worktree base will be reset to origin/main
Expected vs actual
Worktree base should stay as selected but instead it's reset to origin/main
Evidence
No response
What you ruled out
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Suggested priority and effort (optional)
low priority
Checks
Summary
On the new thread page, the prompt, model selection, whether to create a new worktree or not, etc are remembered in the case that you switch to another thread to do some work then click "new thread" to go back to the thread creation page. This is very useful if you need to look at some info from another thread to finish writing your prompt for the new thread, for example.
However, if you select "new worktree", then select a base branch other than the default origin/main, then switch threads, hen go back to "new thread", the base branch is forgotten and reset to origin/main.
Versions and environment
bb 0.40.0 linux web
Steps to reproduce
Expected vs actual
Evidence
No response
What you ruled out
No response
Suggested priority and effort (optional)
low priority
Checks
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