fix(tui): 在 tui-v2 丢失当前会话记录#552
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Summary
Fixes a
tui v2issue where a newly started conversation could disappear from recoverable history after switching to another session with/continue.Why
GenericAgentwrites the active model response log toagent.log_path, which uses a microsecond-based filename.However, before restoring another session,
reset_conversation()tried to snapshotmodel_responses_{pid}.txt. That PID-based path may not be the active log file, so a new conversation could fail to be saved before/continueswitched away from it.This keeps the existing
tui v2/continueflow, but snapshots the real active log path and excludes that active log from the recoverable session list.Validation
Completed local testing with
tui v2: created a new conversation A, switched to conversation B with/continue, then used/continueagain and confirmed conversation A remained recoverable.