MiniMax-AI / MiniMax-AI/minimax-code

[Bug]: 部分页面切换的场景,不能正常显示会话内容

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Description

Version / 版本号

v3.0.47

Platform / 平台

Windows

OS version / 系统版本

Windows 11 23H2

Issue area / 问题类型

UI / UX

Upload ID / 日志上传 ID

No log information is needed

What happened? / 问题描述

在切换到技能或定时任务页面后,点击subagent的会话不能显示,需要点击主会话后再点子会话才能恢复正常

Steps to reproduce / 复现步骤
  1. 打开MiniMax Code
  2. 新建会话,让主agent给子agent下发任务
  3. 点击子agent的会话,可以正常显示会话内容
  4. 点击“技能”或者“定时任务”页面
  5. 点击之前正常显示的子会话

这时发现不能正常显示子会话,屏幕显示“选择一个会话开始对话”

Expected behavior / 预期行为

期望直接切换到子会话的内容

Actual behavior / 实际行为

显示“选择一个会话开始对话”

Logs or crash report / 日志或崩溃信息

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Research direction

Reproduce on Windows 11 by opening a subagent session, visiting the Skills or Scheduled Tasks page, then selecting that session again. Start by tracing the session-selection state across these page transitions and compare it with returning through the main session. Done means a previously selected subagent session immediately displays its content after switching pages, without selecting the main session first.

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Assessment

Tech stack
typescript
Domain
desktop, frontend
Issue type
Bug
Difficulty
3/5
Estimated time
1-2 days
Activity status
Quiet
Clarity
Mostly clear
Newbie friendliness
48/100

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