All I can really say is that doesn't match my experience. If I fix something that it implemented due to a "misunderstanding" then it usually tends to break it again a few messages later. But I would be the first to say the use of these models is extremely subjective.
I think we have very different experiences then. I find multiple prompts with narrow focuses each executed to update the same file work much better than trying to one shot the file. I think you would have a better experience if you used /clear (assuming you are using Gemini CLI), the problem isn't the change in the file, the problem is probably the conversation history instead.
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All I can really say is that doesn't match my experience. If I fix something that it implemented due to a "misunderstanding" then it usually tends to break it again a few messages later. But I would be the first to say the use of these models is extremely subjective.
I think we have very different experiences then. I find multiple prompts with narrow focuses each executed to update the same file work much better than trying to one shot the file. I think you would have a better experience if you used /clear (assuming you are using Gemini CLI), the problem isn't the change in the file, the problem is probably the conversation history instead.