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When a bullet point from a thought section contains consecutive long-term thoughts (sentences), they appear as distinct bullet points in the long-term thought pane (right-side pane).
As these consecutive sentences may be related, e.g., with a pronoun used to refer to a previous sentence, they should be put inside the same bullet point.
Expected behavior
For example (using ++ to mark a long-term thought):
++Prota is a familiar lizard to a famous Arch-Wizard.++ ++His job is basically to lizard all day, until his master requires something from him.++ Some thought that is NOT long-term. ++A non-consecutive long-term thought.++
should appear like so in the long-term thought pane:
++Prota is a familiar lizard to a famous Arch-Wizard.++ ++His job is basically to lizard all day, until his master requires something from him.++
++A non-consecutive long-term thought.++
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Describe the bug
When a bullet point from a thought section contains consecutive long-term thoughts (sentences), they appear as distinct bullet points in the long-term thought pane (right-side pane).
As these consecutive sentences may be related, e.g., with a pronoun used to refer to a previous sentence, they should be put inside the same bullet point.
Expected behavior
For example (using
++
to mark a long-term thought):should appear like so in the long-term thought pane:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: