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Clicking 'Observability' button goes to the wrong project
Expected Flow
- You click on a project, go to 'Observability' and view the logs.
- You then click on another project using the / {project name} / {service name} / and using the drop down, switch to a different project.
- You automatically switch to the Architecture tab.
- You click on the Observability tab.
- You are now viewing logs for a different project.
What Occurs
- I switch to a different project.
- I click observability tab.
- Suddenly, I am back to the first project, viewing it's logs instead.
Notes
- The issue does not occur if I reload after switching to a different project.
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