On 2008-11-16, at 17:46, Scott Taylor wrote:
On Nov 16, 2008, at 2:40 PM, Nick Hoffman wrote:
Hi guys. Occasionally, I'll want to kill a long spec process that's
running. Usually I hit CTRL+c to kill a running process, but doing
that for a running spec just causes "^C" to be printed to the
On Nov 16, 2008, at 2:40 PM, Nick Hoffman wrote:
Hi guys. Occasionally, I'll want to kill a long spec process that's
running. Usually I hit CTRL+c to kill a running process, but doing
that for a running spec just causes "^C" to be printed to the
terminal, and whichever spec example was run
On 2008-11-16, at 15:21, Pat Maddox wrote:
I just hold ctl+c until it quits out.
Pat
Hahha, brute force it, eh?
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I just hold ctl+c until it quits out.
Pat
On 11/16/08, Nick Hoffman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi guys. Occasionally, I'll want to kill a long spec process that's
> running. Usually I hit CTRL+c to kill a running process, but doing
> that for a running spec just causes "^C" to be printed to th
Hi guys. Occasionally, I'll want to kill a long spec process that's
running. Usually I hit CTRL+c to kill a running process, but doing
that for a running spec just causes "^C" to be printed to the
terminal, and whichever spec example was running to fail.
I've also tried using /bin/kill to k
