How do branches work? #136
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Hi, Could you explain about branches concept? |
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ErikBjare
Sep 24, 2024
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The idea was to not delete history when users choose to edit the conversation history with If you have a look at the conversation directory after you've forked a conversation with $ tree ~/.local/share/gptme/logs/2024-09-24-laughing-happy-bird/
├── branches
│ └── main-edit-0.jsonl
└── conversation.jsonl |
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ErikBjare
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I understand. Thank you for your time. |
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The idea was to not delete history when users choose to edit the conversation history with
/edit
, but instead move the old conversation into a "branch" and make the edited conversation the new main branch.If you have a look at the conversation directory after you've forked a conversation with
/fork
or/edit
, it might make more sense to you:$ tree ~/.local/share/gptme/logs/2024-09-24-laughing-happy-bird/ ├── branches │ └── main-edit-0.jsonl └── conversation.jsonl