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### Symptom
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In some cases, if your browser session has been inactive for an extended period, your attempt to publish may result in a failure due to a message about token expiration:
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In some cases, if your browser session has been inactive for an extended period, your attempt to publish might fail due to a message about token expiration:
Handling token expiration in Synapse Studio requires careful consideration, especially when working in a live workspace without Git integration. Here’s how to manage your session to avoid losing work:
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1.**With Git Integration:**
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-**With Git integration:**
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- Regularly commit your changes. This ensures that even if you need to refresh your browser to renew your session, your work is safely stored.
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- After committing, you can refresh your browser to reset the session and then continue to publish your changes.
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2.**Without Git Integration:**
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-**Without Git integration:**
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- Before taking breaks or periods of inactivity, attempt to publish your changes. It is critical to remember that if your session has been idle for a long time, you might encounter a token expiration error when you try to publish upon returning.
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- If you are concerned about the risk of losing unsaved changes due to a required refresh, consider structuring your work periods to include frequent save and publish actions, avoiding leaving the session idle for extended periods.
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- If you're concerned about the risk of losing unsaved changes due to a required refresh, consider structuring your work periods to include frequent save and publish actions and avoid leaving the session idle for extended periods.
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**Important Note:** In a live workspace without Git, if you find your session has been idle and you face a token expiration, you are indeed faced with a dilemma: refresh the page and risk losing unsaved changes, or attempt to publish the token has not yet expired. To minimize this risk, try to keep active sessions or save frequently, depending on the nature of your work and the environment setup.
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> [!IMPORTANT]
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> In a live workspace without Git, if you find that your session has been idle and you face a token expiration, you face a dilemma: refresh the page and risk losing unsaved changes, or attempt to publish if the token hasn't expired yet. To minimize this risk, try to keep active sessions or save frequently, depending on the nature of your work and the environment setup.
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