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The settings gain a data backup panel. It writes the chats of the chosen workspaces, and optionally the temporary chats, into a single archive file with the extension .aistudio-chats, and it imports such archives again. The archive mirrors the chat storage, so restoring needs no conversion. Documents the user attached are never copied into the archive. The chats keep the absolute path of each document, which keeps them usable wherever the documents live and avoids a second copy. Files AI Studio created itself, such as transcripts, exist nowhere else; when the selection holds any, the user decides whether they travel with the archive. On import, chats which already exist, in any workspace, are either kept or imported as additional chats with a new ID. Workspaces are merged by their identity. An imported chat gets its own copy of every transcript the archive did not carry, as a copied chat does, so deleting it never removes the transcripts of the chat it came from. An existing archive is only replaced once the new one is complete. Chats which could not be read are reported instead of missing silently. Both directions can be stopped at any time and report what was written. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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470 B
C#
9 lines
470 B
C#
namespace AIStudio.Tools.ChatArchive;
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/// <summary>
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/// Describes the contents of an archive before anything is imported.
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/// </summary>
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/// <param name="Success">Whether the archive could be read.</param>
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/// <param name="Manifest">The manifest of the archive.</param>
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/// <param name="Issue">The reason why the archive could not be read, if it could not.</param>
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public sealed record ChatArchiveImportPreview(bool Success, ChatArchiveManifest Manifest, string Issue); |