Currently if I ask a model a question about my code, then edit my code, then go back to re-ask the question, it deletes all code that was written since before that response. Is this a “feature”? What purpose could this possibly have? All it does it mess with the user. A prompt window sometimes shows up, asking if you want to delete your code, with the default selection being “Yes! Please delete all of my code that I spent the past 10 minutes writing for no reason! Thank you so much!”. The worst part? If you select: No, don’t revert, it still does it sometimes anyways! It forgets or resets your selection randomly, and for no reason. Can this “feature” please be removed? It serves no purpose beyond messing with programmers. Ask to find bugs → Find bugs → Fix bugs → Ask to find bugs again is a very common pattern, and this basically just screws you over if you try to do that.
I’ve been using cursor for years now and recently brought the pro plan to easily access o3 and gemini pro. It’s a super useful software that has saved me tons of time and effort, but it’s extremely painful to see negative “anti-features” like this added over time, making it harder and harder to justify staying.
