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How Can I go back to Bolt.new once I connect my project with github after that Open in. bolt.new AI option hides. #688

Open SheikhSaad opened 3 days ago

SheikhSaad commented 3 days ago

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe: Going back to Open in. bolt.new AI option hides from the project once I connect my app with github.

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Describe the solution you'd like:

There should be option to open project in bolt.new again.

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Describe alternatives you've considered:

I use my old project from bolt.new and open that in stackblitz and after that save in a create new repository again, so each time changes in bolt.new I need to create new repository.

neg-0 commented 3 days ago

I'm experiencing the same issue. Creating a GitHub repository from the StackBlitz editor seems to lose the connection between that repo and the bolt project.

profplum700 commented 3 days ago

This

jim80 commented 2 days ago

This seems to be the way it works right now

profplum700 commented 2 days ago

What I did was, from my bolt.new chat, clicked the Open in StackBlitz button, then inside StackBlitz clicked the Create a repository button.

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It creates an empty repository and the button never changes to something like "View repository".

It's frustrating because I'd like to edit in another code editor too (Cursor AI) from time to time. Be nice to have everything synced between them.

Another thing, when you go between bolt.new and StackBlitz, the .env file gets lost. Most irritating.

jhosefmax commented 2 days ago

I also would like to open an existent project in bolt.new and it seems to not be possible. My github account is already connected on Stackblitz. I can open my projects in Stackblitz but not in bolt.new. Am I missing something?

peppix2010 commented 2 days ago

This is a really important issue considering in any SDLC you should be able to push your changes, test them and then go back to do some improvements or new features

jim80 commented 1 day ago

adding git to the virtual machine used would be good, even without any gui in the editor. How easy would be be to just do that? :)

cmacpro commented 3 hours ago

Same Question here.