In a comment with different code blocks, pressing ...
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Tim Boucher
02/21/2026, 1:32 AMIn a comment with different code blocks, pressing Cmd+Z inside one code block, starts to undo in the other code blocks.
In other words, it seems that the undo state is share across separate code blocks.
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Pylon
02/21/2026, 1:32 AM(If applicable) To help us repro, please send the following if you haven't already:
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gt feedback --with-debug-context <any message>Pylon
02/23/2026, 2:38 PMcan reproduce, good shout filing this one now!
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Pylon
03/26/2026, 8:10 PMHey Tim, circling back on this one. Seems like someone tried to have an agent fix and realized this seems like intended behavior? ie
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Tim Boucher
03/30/2026, 5:37 PMthe thing is that it doesn’t touch “hello”, which was typed in between the two code blocks
Tim Boucher
03/30/2026, 5:40 PMI can’t seem to reproduce though.
The undo steps are inconsistent. I can type the same sequence and press cmd+Z and the same groups won’t be together each time
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Pylon
03/30/2026, 5:56 PMhmmm in your original video you type:
first code block -> hello -> second code block
and then click back into the first code block and cmd z undoes the second code block typing.
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Tim Boucher
03/31/2026, 4:41 PMbut after I continue typing cmd z it undoes in the first code block and not “hello”
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Pylon
03/31/2026, 5:01 PMahhh i see i see! sorry for not sticking through to the end of the video. In this case, looks like the fix actually did work
Pylon
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