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Closing & reopening
Closing a launch freezes it. A closed launch can be reopened by anyone whose role holds the Launches — Close permission.
How to close
- The Close launch button in the launch header (red on hover).
- The project's auto-close policy (see below).
What happens on close
- The launch is marked closed.
- All write endpoints on the launch (and its results) refuse further mutations.
- The launch contributes to your project's dashboards.
Reopening
Use Reopen from the launch header (or the card menu on the Launches list). Reopening lifts the freeze — triage, defect links, and tag edits work again — and the launch goes back to contributing as an open run. Close and Reopen are both gated by the Launches — Close permission.
Auto-close policy
Project Settings → General → Launch auto-close policy has two independent settings:
- Auto-close finished launches after (hours) — closes launches once they've finished.
- Interrupt stuck IN_PROGRESS launches after (hours) — for a run still IN_PROGRESS past the limit, marks it interrupted and closes it, so a hung run doesn't stay open forever.
Both settings close (freeze) the launch; they differ only in the resulting execution state (finished vs interrupted). New projects start with both set to 1 hour. You can change or clear either at any time; existing projects keep whatever they were set to.