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[FR] Add a way to programmatically end the current session #2568
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Basic 101 feature. I assumed it existed and I had just not found it yet. I had too high expectations I see. Just like I assumed paying customers could use their services without getting treated like a GPU abuser. Nope. |
This is a good feature. I thought we already had it somewhere, but since I can't find it, leaving this open. |
please. the current assumption that users are just going to stare at the colab screens until training is complete is unrealistic and would just be unhealthy. |
Hi, I'm just checking if there has been any progress on this requested feature |
Any solutions? I've seen to run |
The !kill commands don't seem to work, at least with pro+ backgrounding. When I run it in an active notebook, it immedately starts a new session. I also set up a time-delayed !kill -9 -1 and when I reconnected a few minutes later it listed the session as "unknown notebook" and I had to terminate it manually. |
Following...would really like to be able to stop notebook after execution. rather than being punished for it lol |
Just a friendly comment to help push this request up - it would be great if I could programmatically terminate a long session that's running whilst I nap! |
Yeah, it would be nice, especially now we're switching to the compute credits. |
Thanks for your patience here, everyone. Starting next week you'll be able to programmatically end sessions from code cells like so:
The new |
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Having an API to end the current session can save resources. There is interest in doing this as well; I found 3 Stackoveflow questions about doing exactly this, one of which had a bounty set on it.
Describe the solution you'd like
Describe alternatives you've considered
We can just let it run, until the AI overlords stop the sessions, wasting resources.
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