`onyo new --clone` generates wrong commit message

[TobiasKadelka]

When running onyo new --clone <path> with the newest onyo version as of now, the commit message does not contain the name of the new asset, it uses the that I specified after --clone.

Version and Example:

❱ onyo --version
onyo 0.5.1.dev230+gd6b6af2

Then running:

❱ onyo new --clone groups/dp/Alex\ Waite/display_dell_u2722de.6PFX7H3 -d . --edit                                  2 !

This spawns the editor, I changed the serial to "AAAAAAA". The output and diff is then:

Effective changes:
--- None
+++ /Users/tkadelka/inventory/display_dell_u2722de.AAAAAAA
@@ -1 +1,22 @@
 ---
+type: display
+make: dell
+model:
+  name: u2722de
+serial: AAAAAAA
+inventory:
+  fzj: 00405830
+junet_hostname:
+
+display:
+  size: 27
+  resolution: 2560 x 1440
+  hz: 60
+
+connectors:
+  USB-A: 4
+  USB-C: 3
+  DP: 2
+  HDMI: 1
+  RJ45: 1
+  USB-PD: 90
Accept changes? (y)es / continue (e)diting / (s)kip asset / (a)bort command [Default: yes] y

--- Inventory Operations ---
New assets:
- display_dell_u2722de.AAAAAAA

Everything done is right, the new asset is as expected, and the diff output is also correct.
But the commit message generated is this:
new [1]: groups/dp/Alex Waite/display_dell_u2722de.6PFX7H3, it uses the path given to --clone, not the path of the actual new asset.

[aqw]

Seems that this is still an issue. :-/