Submitted by: zhipei.du@gmail.com
User ID: 5d28c8d9-ee9e-49ea-83fc-ae3dca8b4007
Submitted at: 2025-10-18 10:03:44 UTC
Sandbox Version Information:
- Version: dev
- Image Digest: 2100540
- Git SHA: f4c580f
- Environment: sandbox
- Build Time: 2025-10-14T18:17:50.818Z
Feedback:
Hi Fernando, Michael, and Alex,
I wonder if you could see the test project I started from the back-end. I noticed two points:
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Progress indicator for time-consuming tasks
Currently, when Galagos mentions that results will be returned after analysis, there’s no way to track whether the process is still running or if it has been interrupted. A progress indicator for longer tasks would provide clarity and help users understand the status of their requests.
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Access to back-end log files
I wonder how Galagos-generated scripts are executed in your cloud, and if it logs any script-specific warnings or memory/runtime issues. Would it be possible to grant users access to these log files? Having visibility into warnings, resource usage, and runtime errors is essential for us to quickly assess the performance and portability of the generated code.
Let me know your thoughts or if you’d like to discuss further!
Cheers,
Gracie
Submitted by: zhipei.du@gmail.com
User ID: 5d28c8d9-ee9e-49ea-83fc-ae3dca8b4007
Submitted at: 2025-10-18 10:03:44 UTC
Sandbox Version Information:
Feedback:
Hi Fernando, Michael, and Alex,
I wonder if you could see the test project I started from the back-end. I noticed two points:
Progress indicator for time-consuming tasks
Currently, when Galagos mentions that results will be returned after analysis, there’s no way to track whether the process is still running or if it has been interrupted. A progress indicator for longer tasks would provide clarity and help users understand the status of their requests.
Access to back-end log files
I wonder how Galagos-generated scripts are executed in your cloud, and if it logs any script-specific warnings or memory/runtime issues. Would it be possible to grant users access to these log files? Having visibility into warnings, resource usage, and runtime errors is essential for us to quickly assess the performance and portability of the generated code.
Let me know your thoughts or if you’d like to discuss further!
Cheers,
Gracie