This happens on all platforms but it's especially broken on Windows. Pressing ctrl-c on Windows when running with a -j argument will kill one of the currently-running tests, but will continue to run the others and spawn new ones. Pressing it repeatedly will eventually kill all of the currently-running tests but will then hang the entire process. This leads to having to open Task Manager to manually kill all of the python processes.
This happens on all platforms but it's especially broken on Windows. Pressing ctrl-c on Windows when running with a
-jargument will kill one of the currently-running tests, but will continue to run the others and spawn new ones. Pressing it repeatedly will eventually kill all of the currently-running tests but will then hang the entire process. This leads to having to open Task Manager to manually kill all of the python processes.