align dashboard plans page wording on website #8699
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Note that I did not test this within the workspace at all. Just made the changes to the files. |
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Running build again in case it helps with the build failure[1]. /werft run 👍 started the job as gitpod-build-lucas-dashb-wrd-fix.2 |
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Thanks for making this change, @lucasvaltl! 🔮
UX changes look good. ✔️
Not sure why the build is failing here. I've noticed others are also running into this error, see relevant discussion (internal). Let's see what others think.
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Seems like there was a quota issue (see discussion (internal) - let's try this again: /werft run 👍 started the job as gitpod-build-lucas-dashb-wrd-fix.3 |
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Thanks, @jankeromnes @lucasvaltl! 🏀 |
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Description
After watching a YouTube review of gitpod, I noticed the wording around Timeouts on the dashboard/settings/plans page is inconsistent with the wording on our website/pricing page. It can lead to the reader assuming that on the free plan you workspace automatically times out after 30 mins, not that it times out after 30 mins of inactivity. This was also assumed by the reviewer. Hence I added "inactivity" as a qualifier before "timeout" to clarify this. This is also the wording used on the pricing page.
How to test
Run gitpod, look at the dashboards/settings/plans page to see that the changes came through
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