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Users are reporting that AI chat threads are no longer visible after a recent update, with threads disappearing when the chat window is closed and reopened. MarcP first highlighted the issue, noting that threads are duplicated and missing in direct messages with the AI bot. Sam confirmed the bug and shared a screenshot showing the problem. j.jaffeux asked for more details, including whether the threads were in category or private channels and if threading was enabled. Sam clarified that the issue affects both plain text and threaded replies, with threads becoming inaccessible after reopening the chat. A fix has been proposed in this commit, which aims to resolve the visibility issue.

Just a quick FYI, but AI old chat threads are not visible anymore after I did these updates.

EDIT: Notice any old thread is not shown after opening/closing the chat window.

discourse-ai 4d8d8223

3.3.0.beta3-dev

(aa1b874f1a)

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Oh we just found the reason, @zogstrip is working on a fix.

Hi, can you provide me with more details please.

  • where were these threads? category channels or private channels?
  • if it was in category channels, is threading enabled?
  • what do you mean “not visible anymore”, the thread indicator doesn’t show in the channel messages list?

Thanks

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It is this @j.jaffeux it is just not working right anymore:

This is me making a DM to the bot. I started by saying Hello, then said hello again in the thread. The replies all are kind of both duplicated and missing at the same time

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Yes, to add:

  • DM bot in chat
  • bot responds in both “plain text” and thread
  • close and open the chat
  • now just the “plain text” is visible and thread is just gone/hidden somewhere - the thread view Sam is showing in the ss is something I can’t get if I already closed the chat.
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This should fix the problem:

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