Hi, folks – I’d like to run multiple instances of antigravity over the same large (multi-repo) workspace without collisions. I don’t see much information on how to do that.
Will the –user-data-dir and --profile options work for this use case? What does the –profile option do? I found these options in the CLI interface, is there a way to see them in the GUI?
Thanks!
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Could you please check for the options function within the environment and let us know if you further questions or if the issue still persists.
–user-data-dir: Use this for total isolation. It specifies a completely separate root folder for each instance, which is the best way to avoid collisions when working across multi-repo workspaces.
–profile: This manages separate user profiles within a single data directory.
GUI Access: Since these flags define the environment at launch, they aren’t available in the standard internal settings menu. However, you can verify your active paths by typing about:version in the address bar.
GUI Workaround: To avoid the CLI, you can create a Desktop Shortcut for each workspace and append the flag to the Target field in the shortcut properties.