No automatic rebake after splitting topics

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The discussion revolves around a bug in Discourse where splitting topics does not trigger an automatic rebake, leading to incorrect quote expansions. eisprinzessin questions when a 2021 fix for this issue was implemented, referencing a GitHub PR, and notes that even on version 3.1.0.beta5, the problem persists. Examples include incorrect post references when expanding quotes after topic splits, such as in this topic and this one. Moin suggests that updating may not resolve the issue, citing another case where a quote expansion shows a post from a different topic instead of the expected one.

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When did this fix from 2021 go live?

We are on version 3.1.0.beta5 since July, and there is still weird stuff going on, when we split topics - e.g. Grim Dawn's Loot Filter - #20 by Zantai - Ideas and Feedback - Crate Entertainment Forum

If you expand the first quote in the new topic: Twinking Characters Discussion - #4 by Gnomish_Inquisition - Ideas and Feedback - Crate Entertainment Forum

then you are shown a post in the previous topic, which was made four days later: Grim Dawn's Loot Filter - #22 by Gnomish_Inquisition - Ideas and Feedback - Crate Entertainment Forum

Do we need to update to a newer version, or has the bug come back?

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I don’t think updating will help.
This post was one of the posts which were split from Discourse AI - Embeddings - #12. When you expand the quote by jagster, you would expect to see the first post of the topic, because that was quoted. Instead, you see the text of the small action post by @JammyDodger from the other topic.