so I added a sleek UI upgrade with 3.7 sonnet on windsurf but that was on the dev branch which was pulled from the faulty deployed branch...
couldn't track the changes I made so I created a different branch from the main branch and modified the endpoint issue...

return to GitHub to see how the merge conflict could be resolved in order to maintain the UI mods only for me to realize I deleted the branch while dozing off last night 🥲

summary - I think I'm done ❌

No chance you still have the branch available locally?

Does this mean you're paying for codeium? Windsurf is from codeium right?

@retoor using the free version, would rather pay for cursor

@BordedDev that was how I recovered it, I thought after ranting...shoulda been the opposite

@AceDev Eh, it's pretty common that you think of the solution after getting rid of the frustration, so don't be too hard on yourself

@AceDev hmm, in my eyes they're all not very worth it yet, only for small stuff. I've watched a hour long video of an vibe coder with 400 hour experience and he compiled all the experience in the video. The video was great, but I wasn't that impressed by the software. It works exactly like my own vibe coding tool and am very aware of the limitations. It's nice for small refactoring or start the initial project and stuff. But if your projects get bigger, it forgets things and makes errors. The context windows are limited. My projects don't fit in there and they're not even that big. So, handy, for sure, use it all the time. Vibe coding a project? It's something for a future that will come for sure.

@retoor the only "vibe code" I find myself doing is UI cos only I know how much of a failure I am at design but I write my backend myself even if it's crappy and I only go to these tools for help with debugging certain things not the entire project