桌面端的右键对话框中的"归档"功能不起作用

I used this archiving function to archive a conversation, but I couldn't find it after it was dead, and in the end, Hermes concluded that: ========================================= This is decisive. All the functions of the "Session Page" are: Prune old sessions (clean up archived sessions older than N days) Total / Active in store / Archived / Messages / Sources (statistical counts) Import sessions (import sessions) There is no entry for "list archived sessions + open" nor a "archive / unarchive" button on individual sessions. It is just a statistical and cleaning panel. Now I can answer your question clearly. You have seen through it, and the conclusion is correct. Yes, in this version of the interface, ordinary conversations only have "delete", not "archive". Confirm the following facts: 1. The operation next to each conversation in the sidebar is "delete" rather than "archive". The x (or trash) you see is a delete. It calls deleteSession(id) and goes to DELETE /api/sessions/{id} - direct physical deletion, no recycle bin, and once deleted, it is gone. 2. There is no separate archived query in the front-end, nor a "unarchive" button. The API layer getSessions(limit, offset, profile, order) does not have the archived parameter, and the front-end cannot pull out a list of "only archived". There is also no setSessionArchived / unarchive call - it is not possible to restore an archived conversation on the interface. 3. "Archive" in your version is only a numerical value in the statistical sense. Archived in SessionsPage is just a count, with a "Prune old sessions (clean up old archived)" button - that is, archived sessions only appear in the statistical numbers, and you cannot see the list or open them individually. If you want to free up space, you can only "delete archived sessions older than N days" as a whole. In a nutshell, you are right: in this version of the desktop interface, the conversation sidebar only has "delete", and there is no entry for "view / restore archived". The archiving function has been made into a small panel of "count + batch cleaning", and it cannot be viewed in detail or called out separately. Your Qwen conversation has been hidden in that "archive number". ====================================