Ouch, it looks like once that happens I can't even push the current code and try to continue in a new conversation leaving all that code 'stranded' in that convo. Asking it to push its code to git results in another overflow. Any way to salvage some of the last 6 hours of GPU work that I burned?
Maybe you can remove manually some events from the beginning of history?
Or better, if you run on docker, maybe you can use the VSCode view to download the code?
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straight-magician-16269
12/13/2025, 4:25 AM
Thank you, I didn't even think of that as a workaround just bc I don't typically use VSCode for anything 😉
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calm-artist-7206
12/13/2025, 4:29 AM
Also a third option, maybe, I honestly don't remember if the terminal view is now readonly or can be written to, we kinda kept changing this, if it's writable too you can maybe just git push and all
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straight-magician-16269
12/13/2025, 8:32 PM
I loaded up qwen3-30B with the full quarter million token context window and it had no problem pushing to gitlab. (wishing I could use gitea, maybe I could work on that integration a bit)