You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
Copy file name to clipboardExpand all lines: docs/application/environment.md
+7-7Lines changed: 7 additions & 7 deletions
Original file line number
Diff line number
Diff line change
@@ -138,21 +138,21 @@ When you stop an environment, Walrus will stop the resources in the environment
138
138
139
139
## Set Default Environment
140
140
141
-
The default environment accessed after logging in for the first time in Walrus is the `local` environment under the `default` project. You can also customize the default environment:
141
+
In Walrus, when there are multiple environments, you can set the environment you are concerned about as the default environment. You can only set one environment from one project as the default environment. The method for setting it is:
142
142
143
143
1. In the breadcrumb `Environments` drop-down option at the top, click  in front of the environment to set it as the default access environment.
2. If the project corresponding to the environment is deleted, this setting will also be deleted.
148
-
3.When there is a default environment, logging in or clicking the menu `Applications` will enter the default environment details page.
147
+
2. If the project corresponding to the default environment is deleted, this setting will also be deleted.
148
+
3.After setting a default environment, upon successful login or clicking the `Applications` menu, will enter the default environment details page.
149
149
150
150
## Unset Default Environment
151
151
152
152
In the breadcrumbs `Environments` drop-down option at the top, click  in front of the environment to cancel the default environment.
1. After unset or deleting the default environment, the default access after successful login is the first environment under the first project.
157
-
2. After unset the default environment, click the menu `Applications`, and the page entered by default is the recently visited page (project list, project details, environment details).
158
-
3. After deleting the default environment, click the menu `Applications`and the default access is the first environment under the project.
156
+
1. After unsetting or deleting the default environment, the default access after a successful login will be the first environment under the first project.
157
+
2. After unsetting the default environment, clicking the `Applications` menu will take you to the recently visited page (project list, project details, environment details).
158
+
3. After deleting the default environment, clicking the `Applications`menu will grant default access to the first environment under the project.
0 commit comments