Overview
- Pre-defined hardware configurations
- Code editing in workflow nodes
- Text files editing in File Manager
- Extended runtime environment menu
- Changes to the default timeout for running environment
What's new
Pre-defined hardware configurations
Now when starting or configuring an environment for a workflow node, users select a hardware configuration from the list of pre-defined configurations with specified CPU, RAM, and GPU resources, instead of configuring resources separately. This simplifies the selection of compute resources and enhances transparency in tracking resource usage across projects.
Code editing in workflow nodes
Users can now edit code for the selected workflow node directly in the workflow UI, without the need to switch to VS Code and losing the context. This allows users to implement necessary code changes faster.
Text files editing in File Manager
Users can now edit text and code files directly in the File Manager without needing to switch to VS Code and losing the context. This enables users to implement changes more quickly.
Extended runtime environment menu in Desk
The context menu for the runtime environment in the Desk was extended to include RAM usage and idle time.
Changes to the default timeout for running environment
The default idle timeout for stopping the running environment is reduced from 96 to 12 hours to optimize compute resource usage.