**Description:** When attaching a file to the chat context in Cursor, the file name is being displayed incorrectly. The file is named `dialog.py` on disk, but when attached to the chat context, it's being labeled/referenced as "HW" instead. **Steps to Reproduce:** 1. Create or open a file named `dialog.py` 2. Add it to the chat context (by having it open when chatting with the AI) 3. Observe that it's labeled as "HW" in the context instead of "dialog.py" **Expected Behavior:** The file should be displayed with its actual filename (`dialog.py`) in the chat context. **Actual Behavior:** The file is being displayed as "HW" in the chat context, despite its actual filename being `dialog.py`. **System Information:** - OS: Windows 10 (10.0.26100) - Cursor Version: 0.49.6 - Architecture: x64 - Build: 0781e811de386a0c5bcb07ceb259df8ff8246a50 **Additional Context:** - This appears to be a display issue in how the chat system handles file attachments - The actual file on disk remains correctly named as `dialog.py` - This could cause confusion when discussing file changes and edits - The incorrect name might be related to the parent folder name ("HW #7")
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