cristii006
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3 years ago Hello @TA-ELearning,
First thank you for detailed problem description and reproduction steps. Indeed this is a reproducible problem that occur only when using Python 3.9. I tried with other Python versions to recreate the problem and it is working fine. Other robotframework libraries are working as expected. After some testing we are clear now that the problem is occurring only when recording the screen because keywords like Take Screenshot are working fine. It seems like the way we handle the thread that is capturing the screen is causing this problem.
We will have to find a fix for this problem as the task is consuming resources until we end it.
Best regards, Cristi
mihaiparvu
General information:
Description of the warning/error
Using the Library in robot tests
Then running the robot framework command
robot -d Results -v env:qa -i TC0001 Tests
the python stay zombie at the end
and in command line
and to release the python it is need to kill the interpreter
Other details
More information
robotframework-screencaplibrary in (1.5.0) pillow>=5.2.0 in (from robotframework-screencaplibrary) (8.1.0) opencv-python>=4.2.0.32 in (from robotframework-screencaplibrary) (4.5.1.48) imageio>=2.6.1 in (from robotframework-screencaplibrary) (2.9.0) mss>=4.0.3 in (from robotframework-screencaplibrary) (6.1.0) robotframework>=3.0 in (from robotframework-screencaplibrary) (3.2.2) pyautogui>=0.9.52 in (from robotframework-screencaplibrary) (0.9.52) numpy in (from imageio>=2.6.1->robotframework-screencaplibrary) (1.19.5) pymsgbox in (from pyautogui>=0.9.52->robotframework-screencaplibrary) (1.0.9) PyTweening>=1.0.1 in (from pyautogui>=0.9.52->robotframework-screencaplibrary) (1.0.3) pyscreeze>=0.1.21 in (from pyautogui>=0.9.52->robotframework-screencaplibrary) (0.1.26) pygetwindow>=0.0.5 in (from pyautogui>=0.9.52->robotframework-screencaplibrary) (0.0.9) mouseinfo in (from pyautogui>=0.9.52->robotframework-screencaplibrary) (0.1.3) pyrect in (from pygetwindow>=0.0.5->pyautogui>=0.9.52->robotframework-screencaplibrary) (0.1.4) pyperclip in (from mouseinfo->pyautogui>=0.9.52->robotframework-screencaplibrary) (1.8.1)