Script doesn't return to command prompt about auto-southwest-check-in HOT 5 CLOSED

Yes, this is expected behavior. I have been wanting to provide a Docker image with the script but just haven't had the time to test it with flights yet. My next task will be to create a Docker image for this, but PRs are welcome if you (or anyone) wants to implement this feature.

#5 attempted to implement this, but was closed as the maintainer did not want to work on it anymore

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Yes. I am also planning to add a feature to allow multiple accounts within one script, but for right now multiple instances of the script will work.

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Yes, this is expected behavior. I have been wanting to put provide a Docker image with the script but just haven't had the time to test it with flights yet. My next task will be to create a Docker image for this, but PRs are welcome if you (or anyone) wants to implement this feature.

#5 attempted to implement this, but was closed as the maintainer did not want to work on it anymore

Ok, thanks. So, if my desktop reboots before either the outbound or return flight, just run the southwest.py script again before check in?

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Yes. Another option is to run it on a server that is up all of the time. However, you would obviously need access to this which could be a problem for most users.

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Awesome, thanks! Last question (I think). If I have multiple flights to check in (not in the same account) can I run multiple instances of the script in separate terminals?

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