When a file is attached and the title is blank, the title now takes the file's own name (previously only images did; text files got a generic placeholder name and unknown types got nothing). If the name is missing/unusable, fallback is date.fileextension (e.g. 2026-09-10.txt), bare date when there is no extension. Typed titles are never overwritten.
Verified rendered via CDP probe on a local build: named file -> 'my_script.py', typed title preserved, empty-name file -> '2026-09-10'.
Fix attempt 1. Ref #233.
When a file is attached and the title is blank, the title now takes the file's own name (previously only images did; text files got a generic placeholder name and unknown types got nothing). If the name is missing/unusable, fallback is date.fileextension (e.g. 2026-09-10.txt), bare date when there is no extension. Typed titles are never overwritten.
Verified rendered via CDP probe on a local build: named file -> 'my_script.py', typed title preserved, empty-name file -> '2026-09-10'.
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Fix attempt 1. Ref #233.
When a file is attached and the title is blank, the title now takes the file's own name (previously only images did; text files got a generic placeholder name and unknown types got nothing). If the name is missing/unusable, fallback is date.fileextension (e.g. 2026-09-10.txt), bare date when there is no extension. Typed titles are never overwritten.
Verified rendered via CDP probe on a local build: named file -> 'my_script.py', typed title preserved, empty-name file -> '2026-09-10'.