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Remote Control sessions can survive being turned off

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A remote control client can ask to keep its session record alive after remote control is turned off.

keepSessionOnExitkeep_session_on_exit
What

A remote control client can now send keep_session_on_exit (client-side option keepSessionOnExit) when it connects, and the session record is kept rather than archived when Remote Control is later disabled.

Details
  • The flag sets an internal never-archive marker on the remote control connection; while it is set, the archive step does nothing and the session is released with its record retained.
  • Only takes effect if the connecting client sends the flag. Without it, the previous behaviour of archiving on exit is unchanged.
Evidence

keep_session_on_exit

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Related

Other releases about the same thing. Found by shared names or similar wording; neither means one caused the other.

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