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When switching between two projects in Camel Karavan, if a file is opened in the editor from one project and the user navigates to another project using the browser's back button, the editor retains the file's content from the previous project. This behavior is confusing and may lead to accidentally editing the wrong file.
screen-capture.1.mp4
Steps to reproduce the behavior
Open a file (e.g., file1) in Project1.
Use the browser's back button to navigate back to the project overview.
Navigate to Project2.
Observe that the editor still shows the content of file1 from Project1, even though the context is now Project2.
Variant
Web Application
Container Management (if applicable)
None
Operating System (if applicable)
Windows
Version
4.8.0
Relevant log output
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When switching between two projects in Camel Karavan, if a file is opened in the editor from one project and the user navigates to another project using the browser's back button, the editor retains the file's content from the previous project. This behavior is confusing and may lead to accidentally editing the wrong file.
screen-capture.1.mp4
Steps to reproduce the behavior
Open a file (e.g., file1) in Project1.
Use the browser's back button to navigate back to the project overview.
Navigate to Project2.
Observe that the editor still shows the content of file1 from Project1, even though the context is now Project2.
Variant
Web Application
Container Management (if applicable)
None
Operating System (if applicable)
Windows
Version
4.8.0
Relevant log output
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: