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SANDBOX_STOPPED

The SANDBOX_STOPPED error occurs when you are trying to access a Sandbox that has been stopped. This could happen if the Sandbox was manually stopped by the owner, or if the session reached its configured timeout.

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SANDBOX_STOPPED:

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To troubleshoot this error, follow these steps:

  1. Resume the sandbox: For persistent sandboxes (the default), call Sandbox.get({ name }) and run a command — the SDK auto-resumes the sandbox from its last snapshot.
  2. Verify the Sandbox status: Navigate to the Sandboxes dashboard, select the one you are accessing, and check the history section to learn why it was stopped.
  3. Increase the timeout: By default, Sandboxes have a session timeout of 5 minutes. You can extend it by passing the timeout property to Sandbox.create().

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