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The Robot Kernel doesn't seem to be closing the windows properly and leaves the python app (with the little feather) running as not responding. If you try to do a force close it crashes the RobotKernel.
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How does that work with vanilla robot framework? If you have two tkinger dialogs after each other how do you have one or two feathers at the second one? Obviously those both get removed at the end.
I would guess that the original issue is dialogs library not properly killing the child processes it creates (because it is not always trivial), but the issue only matters with robotkernel where the parent process (robot kernel) is not killed at the end.
On 31 Dec 2018, 13.30 +0200, Andy ***@***.***>, wrote:
The Robot Kernel doesn't seem to be closing the windows properly and leaves the python app (with the little feather) running as not responding. If you try to do a force close it crashes the RobotKernel.
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The Robot Kernel doesn't seem to be closing the windows properly and leaves the python app (with the little feather) running as not responding. If you try to do a force close it crashes the RobotKernel.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: