pysepal.solara.utils.get_current_session_info#

pysepal.solara.utils.get_current_session_info()[source]#

Return the current runtime scope’s session status.

Never raises. With no manager built yet, the scope id comes straight from the runtime, since there is no session to consult; once a manager exists, resolution is delegated to it so a scope that can’t be resolved reports the process scope’s id without reading its session – see get_session_info(). Deliberately does not instantiate SessionManager: constructing it would flip is_initialized() on for the whole process as a side effect.

Return type:: SessionInfo