does the DeepLinkingRequest indicate previously selected content?

[TomWoodward]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
my tool uses the deep linking flow to allow instructors to save complicated activity configuration. when launching a deep linking request from an existing assignment i would like to launch them into an edit interface, but the DeepLinkingRequest payload doesn't seem to indicate the currently selected ltiResourceLink content on the assignment, or have any kind of assignment context.

Describe the solution you'd like
I'm hoping there is something i'm missing, and that there is something on the deep linking request that can indicate the assignment or previously selected content, but as far as i can tell it only has the course context and standard launch url from the lti tool config.

Describe alternatives you've considered
i could have a list of activities come up in the deep linking iframe, but this is very awkward for instructors because the activities for my tool are 1:1 with assignments, so the workflow would be

1. choose the activity in the course dashboard and go to settings
2. click select content (deep link)
3. find basically the same assignment again in the deep link iframe
4. make changes and complete deep linking flow

Additional context
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[Cvmcosta]

Hello @TomWoodward. Unfortunately i don't believe this is possible, at least not consistently. Since deep linking is used mostly to create assignments, most LMSs don't populate current resource link information in the ID Token sent in deep linking launches. I even double checked now on Moodle and confirmed that only course information is sent, no assignment specific info.

[TomWoodward]

@Cvmcosta thats what i was afraid of. unfortunately (especially in moodle) the select content button is very prominent in the edit settings page. there isn't even enough information in the token to be able to disable this flow from the tool side, the launch looks identical to me.