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eswolinsky3241 opened this issue Dec 28, 2023 · 1 comment
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eswolinsky3241 commented Dec 28, 2023

When a Coder workspace is stopped, either manually or on a schedule, Any remote VSCode sessions connected to that workspace will display the below prompt to the user:

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If the user clicks on "Start Workspace", Coder will start the workspace, as expected. However, what's not expected or desired is that it also updates the workspace to the active template version, without the permission of the user.

Before clicking "Start Workspace":
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After clicking "Start Workspace":
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Even if I click "Cancel" on the prompt or close the modal, it will still update my workspace to the active template version.

Desired behavior

Clicking "Start Workspace" should only start the workspace, it should not update it to the active template version.

@eswolinsky3241 eswolinsky3241 changed the title Clicking "Reopen" on workspace updates template to active version Clicking "Start Workspace" on stopped workspace prompt updates workspace to active template version Dec 28, 2023
@code-asher code-asher self-assigned this Jan 5, 2024
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+1 👍 from me on this as well.
This is a much-needed improvement!
On the Jetbrains plugin, this is already handled by showing the state of each workspace, so we will definately want this behaviour in vscode as well 😄

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