Hi everyone,
I am using Antigravity IDE Server for my AI/ML research, and I’ve run into an issue with long-running tasks.
Every time I start a heavy PyTorch training job in the IDE terminal and close my laptop for the night, the process is terminated by the next morning. It seems like the training script dies whenever the SSH/client connection drops.
When checking the server process logs, I noticed it runs with several flags like this:
sh /home/lsy/.antigravity-ide-server/bin/2.0.4-.../antigravity-ide-server --start-server --host=127.0.0.1 --port=0 --enable-remote-auto-shutdown --accept-server-license-terms
Could the --enable-remote-auto-shutdown flag potentially be causing this issue by terminating the server and its child processes when the connection drops?
If so, or if there is another root cause, what is the recommended way to keep my background tasks running continuously even after I close my laptop? Are there any specific configurations or environment variables I should look into?
Any help or workarounds would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance.