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Transcripts can record that history was deliberately withheld

Under the hood
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Sessions

Transcripts can mark that earlier history was withheld, usually after an account switch, and won't sync it.

What

A new transcript entry marks a session whose earlier history was suppressed, most often because the signed-in account changed. Replay skips it, and remote sync refuses to backfill or upload the merged pair produced by compaction for any conversation carrying that mark.

Details
  • The record holds a session id, a cause and optionally the account it was vetoed against; duplicate detection for it uses only the type and session id.
  • Session state gained matching flags, surfaced to forks so a branched conversation inherits the suppression.
Evidence

[persistence-sync] Refusing backfill: conversation carries a history-suppression taint, [persist-remote] Skipping compact-pair upload: conversation carries a history-suppression taint

Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.

Related

Other releases about the same thing. Found by shared names or similar wording; neither means one caused the other.

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