Installed the latest desktop client and can no longer add previous chats to a project. Anyone else?

Experiencing Issues Adding Previous Chat Sessions After Latest Desktop Client Update

Recently, I updated my desktop client to the latest version (Windows, build 1.2025.258.0) and encountered a perplexing issue: the inability to add existing chat sessions to a project.

Nature of the Issue

Previously, I could effortlessly incorporate past conversations into my ongoing projects through various methods, such as the options available via the left sidebar or the menu icon (triple dots) around the chat session. However, following the update, these options no longer function as expected. Specifically, I am unable to add prior chat sessions—we’re talking about regular sessions created through the “New Chat” feature, not those originating from a particular GPT model.

What Has Changed?

• The “Add to Project” functionality through the left sidebar’s triple dots no longer responds.
• The options accessed via the top-right triple dots within a chat session are also unresponsive.
• This appears to affect all past sessions, regardless of their origin, but specifically those created via standard “New Chat,” not from specific GPT interactions.

Seeking Confirmation

Has anyone else faced similar issues after updating their desktop client? Understanding whether this is a widespread problem or isolated to my setup would be helpful. If you have encountered and possibly resolved this issue, your insights would be greatly appreciated.

Environment Details

• Operating System: Windows
• Client Version: 1.2025.258.0

Conclusion

Software updates aim to improve functionality and user experience, but sometimes unforeseen bugs can disrupt workflows. If you are experiencing similar difficulties with adding previous chat sessions to your projects, consider reaching out to the support team or checking community forums for potential solutions. Staying informed about known issues and updates can help mitigate these disruptions.

Thank you for reading. If you have insights or solutions, please share in the comments below.