It's possible for the timer to persist on the navbar, even if you're not on an interactive session. I have attached a screenshot of what this behavior looks like at the end of this description.
To recreate this issue:
In my case, I got the behavior to occur by clicking on a dl325 interactive session, then clicking the home page while on subsequent wait/loading page, clicking the home page again, reclicking on the same interactive session, and then clicking the end session button
Thoughts:
Probably same underlying issue as issue #93. Clicking the home button does not actually stop the run ci process. As far as I can tell, only clicking the end session button does, which of course, won't show up if you're only in the queue
It's possible for the timer to persist on the navbar, even if you're not on an interactive session. I have attached a screenshot of what this behavior looks like at the end of this description.
To recreate this issue:
In my case, I got the behavior to occur by clicking on a dl325 interactive session, then clicking the home page while on subsequent wait/loading page, clicking the home page again, reclicking on the same interactive session, and then clicking the end session button
Thoughts:
Probably same underlying issue as issue #93. Clicking the home button does not actually stop the run ci process. As far as I can tell, only clicking the end session button does, which of course, won't show up if you're only in the queue