Debugging thread edit tool JSON implementation
- 1 Take a look at `git diff` — someone helped me build a debug tool to edit a Thread directly in JSON. Please analyze the code and see how it works and how it can be improved. I think it's too complicated. I also don't think it works: after editing a thread's JSON, I can't use it in the web UI. I think to fix that we need a better way of interactiving with the ThreadWorker or something and have it reload it from storage or something.
- 2 Okah, go, implement it
- 3 Okay, now the reloading is instant, but it seems like that breaks the UI? Here are the logs
- 4 It still breaks. here's the full logs of what happens when I hit save.
- 5 Okay
Let me analyze the git diff to understand the current implementation of the debug tool for editing threads in JSON format. This will help me understand what changes were made, how the tool works, and identify potential issues that might be preventing it from working in the web UI.
I'll first use the run_terminal_command tool to view the git diff.
After looking at the diff, I'll examine how the thread editing functionality works and why edits made through this tool might not be showing up in the web UI. I'll pay particular attention to how the ThreadWorker stores and reloads threads, as the user mentioned that might be where the issue lies.
It looks like there are no uncommitted changes. Let me check the recent commit history to find the relevant changes:
git log -n 5 --oneline
ae2f5626 (HEAD -> main, origin/main, origin/HEAD) use zod for edit_file validation
5a93c248 chore(autoedit): Make CodeToReplaceData separate from token limits (#270)
66343ee4 fix/user-message: remove auto scroll on edit (#258)
7a2831d6 fix(autoedit): Post process model responses (#273)
e0d1808a handle even more shell cases based on extracted cmds from psql
{
"query": "find code related to editing thread JSON directly or a debug tool for editing threads"
} vscode/src/webview/service.ts, web/src/lib/components/thread/interactive-thread.svelte - implement thread JSON editing via VS Code