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Add a button that can compile the saved file using g++. Something like this:

On button click:
xterm.send("cd ./workspaces/")
xterm.send("g++ -o build")
xterm.send("./build")

Add button in Menu bar.

Resize middle column elements so that the editor is roughly 75% of the column and terminal is 25%.

Every time you start and stop the express server, you have to reassign the google service account credentials via the CLI.

When the IDE console first loads, the user starts at the root of the app (~/Aquarius):

The desired outcome is to start the user at ~/{email address}.

Refactor and restructure login/IDE templates to minimize the amount of JS that is loaded on each site.

When Logout is selected in "/", the following console error is presented:

Tied to the following code:
context.message = "Only users with Oregon State credentials can access VIDE. Sorry.";

Might be a scoping issue with the 'context' variable.

Add File Tabs to the Ace Editor so that the user can have multiple files open and the ability to easily move between files.

When the Workspaces Folder doesn't already exist, the following error occurs:

The code currently assumes that the workspaces folder already exists. It needs to be updated so that a workspaces folder is created if it doesn't exist.

New Record Button isn't changing name to "Stop" when selected.

When a user is signed into a browser session with a google account that is not an oregonstate.edu account, and the browser has no record of their osu account rather than giving them the option of switching account and entering osu credentials the sign-in page refuses their sign-in attempt and keeps sending them back to the sign-in page. The expected behavior would be to allow the user to go to a sign-in page with google where they can enter new credentials.

When clicking on the Logout link on "/", the following error codes are generated in the console:

Likely requires a "graceful" shutdown of the websocket since this websocket closure is the intended behavior.