Hi! The named multi-user sessions are really mostly intended for workflows where you want to send out the same data to different annotators, based on who is available. If you already know which input source should be annotated by a session, and you want every session to annotate different data, you should just start multiple separate instances for the different users. You can do this by setting the PRODIGY_PORT environment variable and running Prodigy on different ports. Each user can then have their own dedicated instance and session with their data, and you can even save the results to different datasets.
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