You'll notice
Forking a conversation now carries over its 'memory-mode' records too
What
When a conversation is forked (branched into a new session), Claude Code now also copies over any 'memory-mode' records from the original session into the new forked transcript, tagged with the new session's ID. This happens in both ways a fork can be created. It's in addition to the content and working-directory carryover that already happened during a fork.
Why
This means forking a conversation now preserves memory-mode state along with the rest of the conversation, so a forked session doesn't lose that context.