'Google Cloud Shell Editor Not Resuming From Last Closed Session
I have tinkered with settings, preferences and also save workspace before exiting yet I am unable to make Google Cloud Shell Editor (IDE), launch with my last session's files, even if I open the Workspace file I had saved last. If this works, I can avoid opening last session's (open) files one by one.
Solution 1:[1]
There are certain limitations and restrictions for using Cloud Shell. Cloud Shell is intended for interactive use only. Non-interactive sessions are ended automatically after one hour. Cloud Shell sessions are capped at 12 hours, after which sessions are automatically terminated. And hence, it does not resume from the last closed session. You have to start a new session every time. You can explore more from this documentation.
Solution 2:[2]
Google Cloud Shell Editor (gGSE) still does not resume sessions from the last one. It's been more then a month now that I have been working on it.
I found a work around: I now call edit in cloudshell CLI to open batches of files when I begin.
Cumbersome, but continuing with gGSE for ReactJS projects while using AWS Cloud9 (aC9) for Python, since aC9 IDE doesn't yet support ReactJS intellisense.
But for this issue, full marks to gGSE for the smooth IDE and terminal experience.
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| Solution 1 | Mousumi Roy |
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