OpenHands/agent-canvas

[Bug]: Cannot select existing conversation from collapsed side nav bar

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Bug Description

When the side navigation bar is collapsed, there is no button or mechanism to select or view existing conversations. Users can only create a new conversation.

Expected Behavior

Users should be able to:

  • View a list of existing conversations
  • Select a previous conversation to continue

Actual Behavior

  • Only option visible is "Create new conversation"
  • No button to view conversation list or select existing conversations
  • Users must expand the side nav to access previous conversations

Steps to Reproduce

  1. Collapse the side navigation bar
  2. Look for a way to select an existing conversation
  3. Observe that no button exists to view or select previous conversations

OpenHands Installation Method

  • CLI (uv tool install)
  • CLI (executable binary)
  • CLI (Docker)
  • Local GUI (Docker web interface)
  • OpenHands Cloud (app.all-hands.dev)
  • SDK (Python library)
  • Development workflow
  • Other: Agent Canvas (npm)

OpenHands Version

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Model Name

MiniMax 2.7

Operating System

  • MacOS
  • Linux
  • WSL on Windows
  • Windows (Docker Desktop)
  • Other

Browser (if using web UI)

Chrome

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