Switching spaces replaces the active data, role, settings, connectors, and event stream. Evane keeps the selected space separate so records from different spaces do not mix.
What space switching does
The space switcher lists spaces available to your signed-in account. Selecting a space changes the active space context and loads that space's records, settings, status chains, and permissions.
Switch to another space
- Open the space switcher at the top of the sidebar.
- Select a space from the list.
- Wait for Evane to navigate to
/spaces/{spaceId}and hydrate the new space. - Confirm the space name and navigation data now belong to the selected space.
The space ID in the URL is the source of truth. Evane also remembers the last valid space locally. If you return without a space ID and still belong to that space, Evane can reopen it automatically.
After switching, the URL, sidebar identity, permissions, and resource data all correspond to the selected space. Refreshing a valid /spaces/{spaceId} address keeps that space active.
If switching fails
- If the list is empty, check that you signed in with the intended email account and that a space membership or invitation exists.
- If a space disappears after refresh, your membership may have changed or the space may be in another configured region.
- A space in another datacenter opens on that datacenter's own address. The first time, and again after its session ends, Evane signs you in there automatically on the way, showing Opening your space…. You do not enter a code again. If you see This sign-in link has expired or was already used., open the space again from the space switcher.
- If data from the previous space remains visible, wait for the loading state to finish. A failed hydration should show an error rather than silently presenting old data as current.
Frequently asked questions
Can I belong to more than one Evane space at once?
Yes. You can be a member of several spaces and switch between them at any time. Each space keeps its own data, role, and settings separate, so nothing carries over between them.
