ssh-dev-suite/long-task

You can resume a long-running SSH task by loading a previously saved checkpoint file that restores the execution context and automatically continues the remote task from where it stopped.

Checkpoint-based management for remote execution writes state data to a file during long-running SSH tasks, enabling automatic recovery and cross-session resume after a session ends or an agent restarts.

Yes, checkpointing SSH tasks is designed for model migrations and large data processing, ensuring reliable recovery and automatic resume when build pipelines exceed session limits.

The best way to prevent progress loss during remote builds is using a coordinated local and remote script workflow that writes checkpoints and restores context for cross-session resume.

No, you do not need to manually track state because the workflow automatically writes checkpoints and restores context from checkpoint files to resume in-progress SSH tasks.

Long-running remote tasks stall when a session ends because execution state is lost, but applying checkpoint-based management writes state to files to enable automatic resume and reduce idle time.