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Hi Stefan, Thanks for taking time to do such an intensive testing
Riverside Software is right on spot, all your code is running in a docker container. When you open ABL Dojo in your browser, it creates a user session and for each user session a docker container will be spawned behind the scenes, so what ever code you write will be executed inside that docker container, And all your CRUD operations will be seen only by that session and will not be shared with other users, so that docker container is exclusively yours (well for just that session though). And like Riverside rightly pointed out, we remove the docker containers. When do we do that? After the User browser session expires, currently user browser session expires after ~10 mins of inactivity. --- If I read / write to version from multiple browser sessions, I see changes to version made by browser 1 showing up in browser 2 Can you tell me how did you create two browser sessions? did you open ABL Dojo in two separate browsers or two different tabs, because two different tabs of same browser will be the same session. If you are still seeing this issue probably you can share a snippet that reproduces this issue. Hope this helps. Thanks, Nischal Y
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