If it's a "/" page, isn't it a private page?

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Example Code

from nicegui import ui

@ui.page("/")
def index():
  ...

ui.run()

Description

For example, if both users A and B are accessing "/", how can A's actions not affect B?

I looked https://nicegui.io/documentation/section_pages_routing#auto-index_page

If it's a "/" page, isn't it a private page?

NiceGUI Version

2.21.1

Python Version

3.13

Browser

Firefox

Operating System

Windows

Additional Context

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[falkoschindler]

As the documentation says:

Pages created with the @ui.page decorator are "private".

For both users A and B the function is called individually to generate the content.

[evnchn]

For example, if both users A and B are accessing "/", how can A's actions not affect B?

It is fundamentally different whether you have:

from nicegui import ui

@ui.page("/")
def index():
    # page content

ui.run()

and

from nicegui import ui

# page content

ui.run()

Provided the use of interactive elements:

• Former: A will not affect B
• Latter: A will affect B

If it's a "/" page, isn't it a private page?

That's what #4991 (comment) addresses.