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Feature
Limit

Compile timeout

Default: 180 seconds.

See for more information about customizing this value.

Maximum number of files per project

2000

Maximum size of editable material per project

Default: 7 MB.

See for more information about customizing this value.

Maximum size of an individual editable text file

2 MB*

Maximum size of an individual upload

50 MB

Maximum size of project

Unlimited†

Maximum number of projects

Unlimited

* Some larger files may remain editable under certain circumstances. However, to ensure that a file remains editable, you should limit its size to 2 MB or less.

† There's no enforced limit on total project size. However, you may find some technical limitations when working with very large projects. We recommend a maximum project size of 500 MB, or less than 100 MB if using our . Projects above these sizes may work, but staying within these limits will give you the best experience.

Git integration
Environment variables
Updating project compile timeout