Close the NLP Editor browser tab and then open a new tab to bring up the NLP Editor. If you now go to the Settings panel, it remembers the module name and the language selection made earlier in another browser tab session. Is that the expected behavior? Do we store them in cookies to remember it across different NLP Editor sessions?
Answer: right now it is in localstorage, so any session will pickup the same settings. Every browser tab (or reload) creates a new session, and thought we would assume reuse of the same settings.
This ticket is to track architecture of sessions. We don't have a backend to manage for us, so we may need to do some work on the browser only if new use cases require it.
Close the NLP Editor browser tab and then open a new tab to bring up the NLP Editor. If you now go to the Settings panel, it remembers the module name and the language selection made earlier in another browser tab session. Is that the expected behavior? Do we store them in cookies to remember it across different NLP Editor sessions?
Answer: right now it is in localstorage, so any session will pickup the same settings. Every browser tab (or reload) creates a new session, and thought we would assume reuse of the same settings.
This ticket is to track architecture of sessions. We don't have a backend to manage for us, so we may need to do some work on the browser only if new use cases require it.