Carbon workspace issue while using workshop state saving

We are using a carbon workspace to centralized all our applications available to the end users and we are implementing the state saving.
Recently some issues had been fixed where some filters variable weren’t applicable within carbon.
Anyway, we are trying to push things forward and we want to give to the users an easier access to “public” state saving made by other users and also their own.
We are using the resources list widget and we are linking that to the defined public state saving folder.
The problem is when we are using it within a carbon workspace I have an unexpected behavior.
Within the application I’m selecting my state saving application from my resources list widget:


It’s starting by opening me a new tab within my carbon:

But after few seconds it opens a new chrome tab of my state saved application:

And when I go back to my carbon tab I have this view:

We really want to keep the end users on the carbon workspace.
Is this issue has been noticed by others and is their a fix on the way ?

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Carbon does not currently support opening saved Workshop states, and I don’t believe there is a way to work around this. Carbon is attempting to load the saved state identifier as if it was a Workshop module identifier which is why you see this failure.

Does the following link open your saved state in Carbon:

https://{environment name}.com/workspace/carbon/{RIID of the Carbon morkspace}/{RIID of the Workshop module}?param.moduleStateRid={RIID of the saved state}

For example, this link opens a saved state in one of my Carbon Workspaces, but one caveat is it always opens it in a new tab:

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Hi, it is still working perfectly when using the module part from the header and selecting the desired state saving module.
We just wanted a fancier and easier way for the end user from the available widget resources list

It opens correctly within carbon only when I’m going through the “open other module state” under the title on the header.
It’s only when used from a widget that it isn’t.