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Increase timeouts for shared running workspaces #6300
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Some additional use-cases for extended timeouts, or greater configuration/control around timeouts.
Also related internal conversation. |
Have you tried snapshots instead: https://www.gitpod.io/docs/sharing-and-collaboration#sharing-snapshots. It will take the snapshot of your current workspace which can be later instantiated by any user async. In such way you don't need to share running workspace. |
In my use case during a technical interview I don't want the candidate to have a link they can share with others for the coding problem after the interview and I want access to the code the candidate wrote after the interview so unless there is a way to invalidate a snapshot URL I think for some use cases sharing a running environment is best. |
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STAHP stalebot! 😠 |
This issue has been automatically marked as stale because it has not had recent activity. It will be closed if no further activity occurs. Thank you for your contributions. |
When sharing a running workspace if I don't do anything in the workspace for ~30 minutes then it times out and stops. At such point the person(s) who were using the workspace I shared with them are no longer able to access it. Sharing a running workspace is great because I don't have to share access to code projects that I don't want public.
My primary use case at the moment for extending timeouts while other users are using my shared running workspace is for conducting software engineering programming tests. The timeout means I as the interviewer have to remember to go do something periodically in the workspace (like run
ls
in the terminal 😂) to keep it running. If I forget then the candidate will get an error message about permissions and has to ping me to fix it.I like some feature to extend the timeout whenever shared users are using the shared running workspace. Thanks!
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