Incomplete checkpoint design limits rollback and message editing · Issue #2348 · RooVetGit/Roo-Code · GitHub
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The current checkpoint feature is not fully developed. At the moment, checkpoints are created only occasionally—typically when Roo sends a reply.
However, in real-world usage, users often expect to roll back a task to the state before they sent a message, allowing them to revise or rephrase their input. This is a common behavior pattern in many web-based AI chat interfaces.
Currently, users cannot directly edit previous messages, nor can they restore the state just before a specific message was sent. This makes it difficult to iteratively refine prompts or explore alternate directions without starting the task over from scratch.
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App Version
3.11.7
API Provider
OpenRouter
Model Used
N/A
Actual vs. Expected Behavior
The current checkpoint feature is not fully developed. At the moment, checkpoints are created only occasionally—typically when Roo sends a reply.
However, in real-world usage, users often expect to roll back a task to the state before they sent a message, allowing them to revise or rephrase their input. This is a common behavior pattern in many web-based AI chat interfaces.
Currently, users cannot directly edit previous messages, nor can they restore the state just before a specific message was sent. This makes it difficult to iteratively refine prompts or explore alternate directions without starting the task over from scratch.
Detailed Steps to Reproduce
Relevant API Request Output
Additional Context
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: