Feat:Supports editing of predefined prompts. If the title is the same…

[qcgm1978]

… after editing, it will replace the original prompt. Otherwise, it will create a new prompt.

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[sunner]

@tanchekwei Could you give a review? I believe you must have some reason to prevent editing the predefined prompts.

[tanchekwei]

@tanchekwei Could you give a review? I believe you must have some reason to prevent editing the predefined prompts.

Added comment.

If a user wants to edit a predefined prompt, currently they can pin a prompt (which will add it to local storage) and then edit it.

[tanchekwei]

@sunner, do you think we need to add another button, Duplicate button, for users to duplicate a predefined prompt and let them click the Edit button to modify it? Or, should we go with @qcgm1978’s approach and simply use the current Edit button for both duplicate and edit actions?

If we choose to add a Duplicate button, users will need to click two buttons to edit a predefined prompt: first, they click the Duplicate button, and then they click the Edit button. This approach is clearer.

if we use the Edit button for both actions, users will only need to click it once to edit the prompt. However, the existing edit button already use to edit the current user's prompt, same button with different behaviors may lead to confusion. What do you think?

[sunner]

Frankly speaking, I prefer an empty customized prompt library. The owner can choose to insert/edit/delete prompts, and import bulk prompts from other sources.