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I have two strips, A and B, which I want to smoothly switch between from time to time, so I keyframed the opacity on both strips, like this:

Strips with keyframes

This is what that looks like in the Graph Editor:

Keyframes in graph editor

But after reviewing the footage I want to keep the transitions (ie. the keyframes) but remove some footage in the middle. So I select both of them and press K to cut:

Strips after cut

As you can see, the strips on the right retain the keyframe information but the original (left) strips have lost the keyframes. Let's assume I have a lot of them and it would be a pain to put them back.

Is there a way of cutting a strip (or multiple strips) and have the keyframes retained on both sides of the cut?

I tried selecting all in the graph editor window prior to doing the cut, doing the cut, and then pasting, but pasting is grayed out after the cut.

Blender 3.1.0.

NOTE: It seems to work how I would expect using Blender 2.93.0 Beta, and in Blender 3.0.0. So, perhaps this is just a candidate for a bug report.

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This was a bug. It has been fixed here: https://developer.blender.org/rBe74420124f3a429ad8a1492e56a7e1561d86d6f7

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