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Whenever my AWS SSO auth expires I'm prompted by a re-auth which is great. However, sometimes this happens when I'm not at the computer and thus I miss it. This usually leaves the active sessions in a retry mode. When they are in this retry mode for a longer time they don't really retry (I assume there is a retry-algo in the background causing this, which is good) even if a re-auth. In this case I would like to right-click on them and press something along the lines of "reload". As is it right now I have to stop them and then start them again, and since they don't end up where they just were after I click stop but instead get re-organized to their original position in the list of sessions I now have to move the mouse quite a bit.
This is definitely not a huge issue, but it would be really nice if reloading an expired session was a one-click process instead of two.
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Thanks for the suggestion, definetely something we could look into to improve Leapp usability! Yeah, the retry mechanism that could be causing the issue, we were thinking to add a more clear way to stop this process or, as you said, by having a way to "reload" the session.
Whenever my AWS SSO auth expires I'm prompted by a re-auth which is great. However, sometimes this happens when I'm not at the computer and thus I miss it. This usually leaves the active sessions in a retry mode. When they are in this retry mode for a longer time they don't really retry (I assume there is a retry-algo in the background causing this, which is good) even if a re-auth. In this case I would like to right-click on them and press something along the lines of "reload". As is it right now I have to stop them and then start them again, and since they don't end up where they just were after I click stop but instead get re-organized to their original position in the list of sessions I now have to move the mouse quite a bit.
This is definitely not a huge issue, but it would be really nice if reloading an expired session was a one-click process instead of two.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: