You're precision selections feature is absolutely amazing! Every time I use your tool it just gets better and better and this feature has me hooked. It's been huge with lightning web pages which often have multiple changes in UAT and need to be separated for deployment.

We prep deployments before sending to UAT. Occassionally, there has been a big delay since the package was originally validated. If I need to go back to the original draft deployment and refresh the selected items to ensure I'm not overwriting something else that went out, the precision selections are cleared.

1. There is a message that the precision selection is cleared - Thank You! It's helpful to know that happened.
2. Once they get cleared, it's hard to remember which components had precision selection
3. Once they get cleared, it's hard to remember which precision selections we're in the prior comparison for each component

In a perfect world gearset could do something like a git rebase and attempt to apply the same selections with the current comparison. And when that isn't possible (as git rebase often is) to provide some route to have the original selections available for reference so I can confidently choose the correction selections with the current comparison.

As an example, I have a lightning web page where I added a button to the highlights section and removed a component from the sidebar. After the refresh it could just show a brief diff of what was previously in there, auto-select it if the system can reason what it is, and if not flag it with context (e.g. removed component x from sidebar, not automatically mergeable, reselect manually).

And short term, just some way to keep the components that were selected visible easily with a message that they previously had precisions selections would be a huge help.

Thanks for the great work. Keep it up!

ps - The fetch the latest is also one of my favorites. It's gotten so much faster to iterate on preparing deployments now that I can really precisely refresh just the metadata I know was changed!