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This is in progress to implement
Thanks for mocking this up Holly.
I think this makes sense from my perspective.
It would be good to know if technically they can add copy to this kickback page.
Failing that, I also think it could simply just return them to the login - with no indication of session timeout.
I feel that is typical for many applications, so informing them might be a nice-to-have. But I could also be wrong here.
Could we do a combo of options B & C above and redirect them to the login screen but add a specific reauthentication message there so they understand what happened?
Something like one of the following:
"Your session has timed out. Please reauthenticate by signing in."
"It's time to reauthenticate. Please sign in."
@DARREN WOODIWISS @Shaun Lynch what do you both think? Shaun, from a visual standpoint would we want to use notification styling or anything other than text similar to the current "Sign in" message? Thanks!
Hi @Guest could you post a screenshot of the message /page for context? Thanks!
Checking with content strategist @Holly King about prescribed messaging for this and @DARREN WOODIWISS about UX considerations.
would be great to have this in instana 287, as one critical customer will install this in Jan 2025.