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What I expected: Claude Code double escape behavior: select message from the history to edit.
Instead I need to pick the message immediately BEFORE the message I need to edit, find the message I need in history via the UP arrow, and edit it.
Please consider changing the /timeline behavior so the conversation is rewound to the message I select in the dialog, and the message appears unsent so I can edit it. (Thus rewind logic is the same as now, but for user message -1 of selected, and selected message is placed in the user message text area)
feature: ability to rewind #338: Requests a rewind feature to roll back to previous points in conversation - addresses similar functionality with different UX approach
It is too broken for me to try ATM, sorry (using stock macOs Terminal.app). The text I type is black (not visible), there is no /sessions command, ctrl+U does not work, etc
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github-actions commentedon Oct 10, 2025
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thdxr commentedon Oct 10, 2025
can you try
bunx opencode-ai@opentuiand tell me if that is more what you expect?agladysh commentedon Oct 10, 2025
It is too broken for me to try ATM, sorry (using stock macOs Terminal.app). The text I type is black (not visible), there is no /sessions command, ctrl+U does not work, etc
fkukuck commentedon Oct 10, 2025
Yes it is. (Highlighting with the mouse, clicking, then reverting) reverts the correct message. However,
/timelineis missinghchaudhary1 commentedon Oct 18, 2025
yes! the
bunx opencode-ai@opentuiworks well enough!! forking is an ABSOLUTE game changer for me!edit:
the released version can also restore using
/timelinethenr. Actually this is fine how it works toorekram1-node commentedon Oct 18, 2025
btw it uses a ctrl+p to open a command panel
thdxr commentedon Mar 25, 2026
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