Bug: Invisible Models When Editing Messages In Cherry Studio

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Bug: Unable to See @ Models When Editing Messages

Hey guys! We've got a bug report here about Cherry Studio, specifically regarding the visibility of selected models when you're editing messages. Let's dive into the details to understand what's going on and how to potentially resolve it. This issue falls under the CherryHQ and cherry-studio categories, so if you're experiencing something similar, you're in the right place.

Issue Checklist

Before we get started, here’s a quick rundown of the steps the reporter has already taken to ensure this is a valid issue:

  • [x] The reporter understands that issues are for feedback and problem-solving, not just venting in the comments. They're committed to providing as much info as possible to help fix the problem.
  • [x] The issue isn't already covered in the FAQ.
  • [x] They've checked pinned issues and searched through existing Open Issues, Closed Issues, and Discussions to make sure it's not a duplicate.
  • [x] They've used clear, concise headings so developers can quickly grasp the issue.
  • [x] They've confirmed they're using the latest version of Cherry Studio.

Platform

This issue was reported on Windows. This is important because bugs can sometimes be platform-specific, so knowing the OS helps developers narrow down the possible causes.

Version

The version of Cherry Studio being used is 1.6.5. Keeping track of the version number is crucial because fixes and changes in newer versions might address the issue already. If you're experiencing this on an older version, upgrading might solve your problem.

Bug Description

The main issue is that selected models (indicated by @ models) are not visible when editing messages. This can be super annoying because you can't see who you've tagged or easily modify the selection. Imagine you're crafting the perfect message, tagging your buddies, and then, poof, they disappear when you go back to edit! Frustrating, right?

The reporter provided two images to illustrate the problem:

  • Image 1 shows the message creation, where the models are selected and visible.
  • Image 2 shows the edit mode, where the selected models are no longer visible.

Steps to Reproduce

To recreate this bug, follow these simple steps:

  1. Start a new topic in Cherry Studio.
  2. Send a message that includes selected models (@ Models).
  3. Edit the message you just sent.

If you follow these steps, you should see that the selected models disappear when you enter edit mode. This makes it hard to confirm who you've tagged or make any changes.

Expected Behavior

The expected behavior is that when you edit a message, you should still be able to see the models you've selected. Ideally, you should also have the ability to change the @ model while editing. This would provide a smoother and more intuitive user experience. It's all about making the editing process as seamless as possible, guys!

Relevant Log Output

Unfortunately, there’s no log output provided in this report. Log files can be incredibly helpful for developers because they often contain detailed information about errors, warnings, and other events that can help pinpoint the cause of a bug. If you're experiencing this issue and know how to access the logs, please consider adding them to the report. Your help will be greatly appreciated!

Additional Context

No response

There's no additional context provided in this report. Sometimes, extra details about the user's specific setup or workflow can help developers understand the issue better. If you have any unique configurations or steps that might be relevant, feel free to add them to the discussion.

Analyzing the Issue

Okay, so let's break down what we know. The core problem is that @ models disappear when a message is edited in Cherry Studio version 1.6.5 on Windows. This is a usability issue that makes it difficult to manage and modify tagged models in messages. Here are some potential reasons why this might be happening:

  1. Rendering Issue: The editing component might not be correctly rendering the @ models. This could be due to a bug in the way the editor handles these specific elements.
  2. Data Handling: The data associated with the @ models might not be correctly loaded or passed to the editing component. This could result in the information being lost during the edit process.
  3. Caching Problems: There might be some caching issues where the editor is not refreshing the display to show the selected models.
  4. UI Component Bug: A specific UI component used for displaying or managing @ models might have a bug that prevents it from working correctly in edit mode.

Possible Solutions and Workarounds

While we wait for a fix, here are a few potential workarounds or things to try:

  1. Double-Check Before Sending: Before sending the message, make sure all the @ models are correctly selected and displayed. This minimizes the need to edit later.
  2. Copy and Paste: If you need to edit, copy the message text, make the changes in a separate text editor, and then paste it back into Cherry Studio. This is a bit clunky, but it can help ensure you don't lose your @ models.
  3. Re-add Models: When editing, manually re-add the @ models. This is not ideal, but it's a way to ensure the models are included in the final message.
  4. Check for Updates: Keep an eye out for newer versions of Cherry Studio. The developers might release a fix in an upcoming update.

Community Input

Now, let's open this up to the community! If you're experiencing this issue, please share your experiences, any workarounds you've found, or any additional information that might help the developers fix this bug. The more information we can gather, the better!

Questions for the Community

  • Are you experiencing this issue on other platforms besides Windows?
  • Does this issue occur with specific types of models, or is it all @ models?
  • Have you found any temporary solutions or workarounds?
  • Can you provide any additional context or steps to reproduce the issue?

By working together, we can help make Cherry Studio even better! Let's keep the conversation constructive and focus on providing helpful information to the developers. Happy chatting, everyone!