Remember the prompt editor tab name rather than index
planned
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Silky Sturgeon
Prompts have tabs like "General", "Instructions", "Advanced", and "Description", how not all prompt types have the same tab types. For example, Prompt Components don't have a "General" tab. However, because the UI remembers the index rather than the tab name, moving from one type to another presents an UX issue.
Example: If I have a prompt selection and "Instructions" (the second) tab open and then select a prompt component, it opens the "Advanced" tab instead since it's the second tab for prompt components. This makes it quite cumbersome to compare and copy stuff between them, particularly when trying to combine parts of a prompt into a new component.
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Quicksilver Boa
It was worse when it landed you on the "Description" tab instead of the "Instructions" tab. :)
spaceemotion
planned
Yeah, we have to rework how tabs work internally. It's been a pain for us to handle them for a while :) (it's not an issue on our end, but the library we use to show them)