ZeroGPU quota error when I logged in

Spaces
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I’m encountering a strange issue where I get a “ZeroGPU quota exceeded” error when running apps (both mine and others’) while signed in:

ZeroGPU quota exceeded
You have exceeded your free GPU quota (60s requested vs. 55s left). Try again in 13:46:29

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Here is my space:

This happens regardless of using @spaces.GPU(duration=60), @spaces.GPU(duration=120), or just @spaces.GPU.

However, when I sign out, everything works fine without any quota errors.

Has anyone experienced this? How can I resolve this issue?

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from README.md:

sdk: gradio
sdk_version: 5.38.0

If your version of Gradio is older than 5.12.0, it may have been a known bug, but it is likely an unknown or new bug or malfunction. @meganariley @hysts

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Oh. I just remembered that Spaces behavior can vary depending on browser settings and versions, so trying it once in a different browser will make debugging faster.

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I just tried using chrome in incognito mode, and I’m still experiencing the same issue. When logged in, I get a ‘quota exceeded’ error, but after logging out, the problem disappears.

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Thank you. That being the case, it is indeed behavior that I have never seen before (at least I haven’t).

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I don’t think it’s related to gradio version. (Using the latest version is recommended, though.)
The behavior is expected. Non-logged-in users have quota based on their IP addresses.

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Hmm. Thank you, hysts!

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Got it! Thanks @hysts

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I am currently getting:

Error
Unlogged user is runnning out of daily ZeroGPU quotas. Signup for free on https://huggingface.co/join or login on Hugging Face – The AI community building the future. to get more ZeroGPU quota now.

and I am logged in as a Pro user.

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For which spaces?