Getting this parallel testing information that's halting the test run
Hi, I keep getting this error message or warning that keeps halting the test or affecting the normal test run which I seem to have not seen before in the previous maybe versions. I have attached a sample message here. How can i stop this from prompting as it's kind of annoying. Thank you
-John

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Andrey Resler Thank you. I think I've done this before but for some reason the thing still pops up from time to time. But thanks for the confirmation that this is the option that needs to select. Not sure if you're from PyCharm but it seems like this warning message also comes out when there are like syntax error or issue with the flow of the script somewhere. May want to try this out on your side if it happens. If so, could be a bug in the Pycharm.
Appreciate :)
The "Process is running" shouldn't appear when "multiple instances" is enabled. If it still appears for you, please provide a code sample and steps to reproduce the issue, if possible.
Hi Andrey Resler,
Thanks for the help offer, really appreciate, i am basically doing an automation script in python and i have here attached files that will show the difference with the Allow Multiple Instance enabled and disabled.
When enabled, look at how the cursor is moving from one place to another. Btw, the script is in full automation so I am not moving the mouse with my hands. But when the allow multiple instance is disabled, look how stable and how the cursor are in place but by disabling the allow multi instance option, the warning sign will appear at the end or in any instance of the script. When it does, it's somehow halting the the script until i chose to exit the warning sign.
https://vimeo.com/787850074
https://vimeo.com/787850053
Btw Andrey, just another follow-up response, attached here is the image showing 2 same files running at the same time when I start to run debug mode with allow multiple instance enabled. Not sure why that happens.
Kind regards,
John
Also, would be interesting to know if the same behavior is reproduced with any other script.