VS Code refresh preserves locally removed chat turns
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The change prevents passive chat-history refresh from recreating an unchanged provider turn that was removed locally merely because it is absent from the current request map. Tests cover explicit request IDs, repeated refreshes, reintroduced or changed turns, and anonymous history. OTR sees: The refresh path now treats local deletion as state worth preserving across passive reconciliation, rather than interpreting absence from one request map as permission to restore prior history. The change is a bounded code-path update; broader rollout, frequency or performance effects are not established.
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What’s changing?
Passive reconciliation can resurrect removed history if absence from a request map is treated as deletion of local state; this fix preserves the local removal for the covered cases.
Key points
- The change prevents passive chat-history refresh from recreating an unchanged provider turn that was removed locally merely because it is absent from the current request map.
- Tests cover explicit request IDs, repeated refreshes, reintroduced or changed turns, and anonymous history.
- OTR sees: The refresh path now treats local deletion as state worth preserving across passive reconciliation, rather than interpreting absence from one request map as permission to restore prior history.
- The change is a bounded code-path update; broader rollout, frequency or performance effects are not established.
What could change this view?
- It is a targeted state-reconciliation fix, and provider/history variants outside the tested cases may behave differently.
Bottom line
The change should reduce chat-history resurrection in the covered refresh paths; actual incidence and release availability are unknown.
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Passive reconciliation can resurrect removed history if absence from a request map is treated as deletion of local state; this fix preserves the local removal for the covered cases.
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It is a targeted state-reconciliation fix, and provider/history variants outside the tested cases may behave differently.
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First published through Sites 05 Oct 2026, 14:42:21 SGT
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What changed
Recorded public historyThe change prevents passive chat-history refresh from recreating an unchanged provider turn that was removed locally merely because it is…
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- VS Code refresh preserves locally removed chat turns
The change prevents passive chat-history refresh from recreating an unchanged provider turn that was removed locally merely because it is absent from the current request map. Tests cover explicit request IDs, repeated refreshes, reintroduced or changed turns, and anonymous history. OTR sees: The refresh path now treats local deletion as state worth preserving across passive reconciliation, rather than interpreting absence from one request map as permission to restore prior history. The change is a bounded code-path update; broader rollout, frequency or performance effects are not established.
First published by OTR: 5 Oct, 14:42 SGTPublished by OTR: 5 Oct 2026, 14:42 SGT
Why the view changed
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Evidence, memory & review 1 linked source
Directional takeaway: ABSTAIN
OTR reasoning: Passive reconciliation can resurrect removed history if absence from a request map is treated as deletion of local state; this fix preserves the local removal for the covered cases.
Counterpoint: It is a targeted state-reconciliation fix, and provider/history variants outside the tested cases may behave differently.
Evidence basis: Source-checked editorial summary; this is a paraphrase and synthesis, not a source quotation.
Source trail
- VS Code refresh preserves locally removed chat turns ↗GitHub / project repository2026-10-05T04:48:02Z · published (UTC)
Review status: PASS WITH COMMIT DIFF SCOPE AND NO UNMEASURED EFFECT CLAIM
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