If a file was originally created by AI, if I reject a future change to it, it removes the file. This sometimes happens even when using the Undo shortcut (Cmd+Z), which is extremely frustrating. My entire workflow is negatively impacted and I’m losing some of the speed improvements of using Cursor.
Why is this happening? Can this be fixed? This is a critical issue and we’re looking for a replacement for Cursor for our team.
I agree with you same happening to me right now, the exact same thing that you have described, when pressed ctrl z it is deleting the files and when I reject made changes it also does it.
And also please fix it, it makes your software so unusable and frustrating when I have a deadline to meet
I’ve always had to create the new files manually so they go into the directory they should be in, accoording to my own design guidelines, of which the Ai is not aware. Don’t let the Ai run the show, or you will end up with piles of spagetti code
been hearing this a lot lately and totally understand that this is frustrating. we have a fix coming out for this in our next release around ~1 week from now
I also have the same issue, every time I working on Cursor irrespective whether I gave specific prompts it just changes everything, delete and move stuff like someone is working on the background. I hear a lot about cline and WidnSurf but not sure whether one should trust. Please share in case you find the alternatives
Absolutely atrocious issue. One misclick deleted hours of work. Yes I should send to git more often, but that doesn’t excuse this unacceptable UX issue. At the very least, put a scary “are you sure” confirmation message.
The issue still exists! In my case i am not using AI. I am deleting backup files created by AI via the filebrowser panel on the left side - cursor hangs a bit doing this - deleting the file and in the background its deleting some other files too - in my case a docker compose stack affecting the gitlab config folder (docker/apps/gitlab/config/) was completly removed - thx to .git i can redo but this ■■■■■!!! Maybe as i played around earlier with AI and the gitlab config it matches the opinion cursor is deleting AI created files… I dont know.
At the end I wanted to get rid of vscode, atom or whatever, having a warp like terminal (using claudo code) in the vscode look and feel. But randomly deleting random files is completly new to me after 20 years developer career and of corse no option, so back to notepad2