On a multi-product photo shoot, the "Run this session again" action promised to reopen the configurator with that session's settings — but restored almost none of them.
The products came back unselected: the configurator opened in single-product mode with an empty picker, and you had to switch on multi-product selection before the restored products appeared. The AI model and aspect ratio were ignored entirely and replaced with fixed values, so a session that ran on one model would be repeated on another unless you noticed and changed it back.
Two quieter problems were fixed at the same time. The number of images per product was worked out from the results still visible in the gallery, so deleting some outputs afterwards made the repeat session smaller than the original. And each product's packshot was picked fresh rather than reused, so approving or rejecting packshots in the meantime could silently swap in a different one.
Repeating a session now restores what that session actually ran with: its products, already selected, together with its model, aspect ratio, image count, and the exact packshot each product used. Where something has since been deleted, it is left out and flagged so you can complete the configuration before submitting — never quietly replaced with something else.