#Trailhead Playground10 utenti parlano di questo argomento

Hi 수민 이,

Thank you for sharing the details. The error indicates that there may be a temporary issue while creating the Einstein AI Playground. 

Please refresh the page and try creating the Playground again after some time. Also, make sure you are using the Playground creation option provided within the Trailhead module and that your Trailhead account is properly connected. 

If you continue to receive the same error after waiting and trying again, please provide a screenshot of the error along with the Playground creation page details so we can investigate further. 

If the issue persists, please create a case with Salesforce Support for further assistance.

Thanks! 

Hi Ediz, you don’t need to use a separate Playground password to connect it to VS Code. The easiest approach is to authorize the specific Playground directly from VS Code using Salesforce CLI.

In VS Code, use Command Palette → SFDX: Authorize an Org, choose the appropriate login URL, and complete the Salesforce login. Make sure you select the Playground/org you want to work with, rather than your main Salesforce org.

If you’re being redirected to your main org, please check that you’re signing in with the Salesforce credentials associated with the Playground. You can also retrieve the Playground username from Trailhead → your profile → Hands-On Orgs → Playground → Username.

If you still can’t authorize the Playground, please share the exact error message from VS Code and the Salesforce CLI version you’re using. 

Hi @Santosh Gund

I opened a case and received the following response. I think the only option is to wait until the matter is resolved. 

Please be informed that the team is working internally to add more capacity to spin up the orgs related to orgfarm orgs related to the Trailhead. 

Hi , 

Try creating a playground in your hands-on orgs. This will allow you to use the grayed-out disconnect button.