Chapter 3. Bug fixes


3.1. Updated branding for better user experience

With this release, custom logo rendering on the user dashboard is improved. This update resolves an issue where base64-encoded images appeared blurry and ensures that images remain sharp on the loading page.

The dashboard now supports multiple image formats, including JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP, and SVG. Additionally, this update introduces dynamic loader image selection and includes a "Loading…​" fallback for SVG files to ensure a smooth visual experience.

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An issue is resolved where project cloning failed when you defined custom getting-started samples by using an SSH URL for the Git repository. Previously, attempting to launch a custom sample with an SSH URL resulted in a 403 error during the cloning process.

With this fix, you can successfully launch custom samples that use SSH URLs. This update ensures a consistent workspace creation flow when you use custom sample configurations.

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3.3. Improved authorization error message

Before this update, advanced authorization errors displayed an unhelpful "Error [object Object]" message. As a consequence, users could not determine the cause of authorization failures. With this release, the proper authorization error message is displayed. As a result, you receive clear and actionable information about authorization issues.

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An issue is resolved where the Save button was not correctly disabled in the User Preferences section of the dashboard. When Git configuration settings are already applied, the Save button is now correctly disabled.

This fix ensures consistent dashboard behavior when you refresh the page or switch between different preference tabs.

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Before this update, the Close and Stop button did not always stop the active Dev Workspace. As a consequence, workspaces could continue running after the IDE was closed. With this release, the button behavior is corrected to ensure proper workspace termination. As a result, closing the IDE reliably stops the associated workspace.

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Before this update, long-running tasks in terminals did not prevent workspace idle termination. As a consequence, workspaces could shut down while important processes were still executing. With this release, tools running in terminals are properly detected and prevent workspace idling. As a result, long-running terminal tasks complete without interruption.

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