Closed virajkanwade closed 2 weeks ago
hey @virajkanwade ,
Thanks for opening the issue 😄 Just to clarify - you mean ctrl +c
, right?
Thanks for opening the issue 😄 Just to clarify - you mean
ctrl +c
, right?
Yes, ctrl +c 😆
I am unable to replicate this. What is your MacOS version @virajkanwade ?
@sansyrox Sonoma 14.5 Python 3.12 Macbook Pro M2 Max iTerm 3.4.23
Let me know if you want me to try something.
@virajkanwade , I am unable to replicate this issue. Could you try one more time? Or maybe if possible share a video?
@sansyrox just did a quick test.
The output says abort python. Do you see the same?
@sansyrox I think I found something,
def init_processpool
if sys.platform.startswith("win32") or processes == 1:
calls spawn_process directly.
I think that is the issue in my case.
If I remove or processes == 1
, I don't see the abort error.
@virajkanwade , thanks for diving in. But this is core feature of Robyn 😅 Shouldn't be the reason for a bug. However. I can have a deeper look. Once I upgrade my mac. i.e. within a few days.
Hey @virajkanwade 👋
I tried to replicate the issue but couldn't do it. There seems to be some permissions issue with your Python/terminal setup. I am closing this for now. But feel free to open it if the issue still persists 😄
Bug Description
Python quit unexpectedly. Click Reopen to open the application again. Click Report to see more detailed information and send a report to Apple.
Steps to Reproduce
Run the app with
python app.py
orpython -m robyn app.py
When the app is running press ctrl + cYour operating system
MacOS
Your Python version (
python --version
)3.12
Your Robyn version
latest
Additional Info
No response