stop button turns to skull when I "rerun" in debugger
often in the pycharm debugger I want to re-run code from the beginning, and so I may click on the "rerun" button in the debugger window. Sometimes clicking this doesn't cause re-run though, at least not immediately. Instead the "stop" button (a red square) toggles to a "skull" and it's as if execution is paused. If I click the skull it re-runs.
I'd like it to just re-run without an extra click on the skull. How to achieve this?
I am running 5.0.1 on linux.
I'd like it to just re-run without an extra click on the skull. How to achieve this?
I am running 5.0.1 on linux.
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I just started seeing this yesterday and I'm not sure what I might have done to cause it.
Although my case a slightly different. I get the skull icon when I stop the process.
Oddly, I was just able to 'fix' the problem by rebooting the PC. I'm on windows 7.
I'd love to know what that was all about, and what I might have done to trigger it.
I'm having the same problem on Linux (Deiban Jessie). I rebooted, but the problem still persists. Has anyone figured this out? It's quite bothersome.
As of August 2021, this bug is still not fixed.
I've started noticing it when I ticked the checkbox asking me if I don't want to be asked whether I want to terminate the process before restarting. The message stopped showing, but now I always have to press "Restart" twice for my program to actually restart.
I'm using PyQT and custom error messages' handling. The program does receive a KeyboardInterrupt the first time, but doesn't close. I wouldn't want to modify all my software just for the sake of having a workaround for the bug in the IDE.
I've found a workaround.
Press Help -> Find Action... (Ctrl+Shift+A)
Search "Registry..." and double click it.
Search there for "use.winp.for.graceful.process.termination".
Uncheck it.