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TUI resume history session kills prior session bug

Cluster 121121 · agent. Data as of

2 open items. Fix attempted, not merged.

The short answer

1open issue
1open PR
5items grouped
Known?
Yes. 5 related items grouped here, 0 issues already closed.
Fix event
No fix has been merged to main. 3 PRs closed without merging; see the attempts below.
Tracker
The maintainers' tracker marks this unresolved. That is separate from the fix event.
Still open
1 issue and 1 PR.

A bug where resuming a history session in the TUI incorrectly calls closeSession on the previous session ID, terminating any running subagents in that session. Multiple fix attempts address keeping the prior session alive during resume.

Open issues1

  • Issue#121121TUI: resuming a history session calls closeSession(previousSid), killing running subagents in the previous session

Open PRs1

  • PR#121127fix(tui): keep prior session running when resuming

3 PRs closed without merging

From the close comments: closed without comment 1 · superseded by another PR 1 · other 1

  • #121126 fix(tui): keep prior session running when resuming · closed without comment
  • #121134 fix(tui): resume history session keeps previous session alive · superseded by another PR → d191502, #121127
  • #121873 fix(tui): resume history session keeps previous session alive · other → 8be7fd8
How this cluster was grouped
  • Link evidence (structural links throughout): every member is connected by structural evidence: shared changed files, or a closing/superseded reference.
  • Pairwise link density 0.40: the share of item pairs that carry a link, counting a structural link in full and a relevance-only link at 0.36. 1.00 means every pair is linked.

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