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Expose session expiration timeout #19023
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Fix suggested - #19119 I am not sure if we want or not to fix the aligning:
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This is how it would look if it was aligned:
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Session expiration timeout (aka auto kill a session after X seconds) is a great feature. However, once set it's not displayed anywhere.
Example
So we have a session and the expiration is 60 seconds.
oh no, our session died! Well it died because of the 60sec timeout. However, that value isn't displayed anywhere.
Improvements
I think the
sessions
command should have a column shown for this value. Not the60
, but the actual datetime of the expiration, so 2024-03-28 10:14:42 in this case. I like this being shown in thesessions
command, as opposed tosessions -x
because I think its important information for all sessions, to be able to quickly verify when our session will die. However, if the value doesn't exist for all established sessions, it could be removed. If you don't like variable column counts for a table, then it could go into-x
sessions -v
should likely also expose this information.This was discussed in slack with @adfoster-r7 and @jmartin-tech .
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