How to detect that `python.exe` has crashed when started from `cmd`?
I'm running python tests using this cmd command on windows 7:
D:binpython.exe -m pytest --junit-xml=results.xml C:Usersmy_username.jenkinsworkspaceFirstPipelineForOrigintestproject_test
I get python crash shown on the image bellow:
It fails on GTK GUI tests and it always fail on the same test, so it is not deterministic. I haven't been able to reproduce it on Windows 10.
When I run the cmd command above and python crashes the console just waits and that is a problem because I'm running it on jenkins. I would like to inform the cmd that execution of command is over (one way or the other) so I can try something else. Is there I way to do that?
windows-7 windows batch cmd.exe
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I'm running python tests using this cmd command on windows 7:
D:binpython.exe -m pytest --junit-xml=results.xml C:Usersmy_username.jenkinsworkspaceFirstPipelineForOrigintestproject_test
I get python crash shown on the image bellow:
It fails on GTK GUI tests and it always fail on the same test, so it is not deterministic. I haven't been able to reproduce it on Windows 10.
When I run the cmd command above and python crashes the console just waits and that is a problem because I'm running it on jenkins. I would like to inform the cmd that execution of command is over (one way or the other) so I can try something else. Is there I way to do that?
windows-7 windows batch cmd.exe
edited Jan 8 at 9:53
Seth
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I'm running python tests using this cmd command on windows 7:
D:binpython.exe -m pytest --junit-xml=results.xml C:Usersmy_username.jenkinsworkspaceFirstPipelineForOrigintestproject_test
I get python crash shown on the image bellow:
It fails on GTK GUI tests and it always fail on the same test, so it is not deterministic. I haven't been able to reproduce it on Windows 10.
When I run the cmd command above and python crashes the console just waits and that is a problem because I'm running it on jenkins. I would like to inform the cmd that execution of command is over (one way or the other) so I can try something else. Is there I way to do that?
windows-7 windows batch cmd.exe
edited Jan 8 at 9:53
Seth
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I'm running python tests using this cmd command on windows 7:
D:binpython.exe -m pytest --junit-xml=results.xml C:Usersmy_username.jenkinsworkspaceFirstPipelineForOrigintestproject_test
I get python crash shown on the image bellow:
It fails on GTK GUI tests and it always fail on the same test, so it is not deterministic. I haven't been able to reproduce it on Windows 10.
When I run the cmd command above and python crashes the console just waits and that is a problem because I'm running it on jenkins. I would like to inform the cmd that execution of command is over (one way or the other) so I can try something else. Is there I way to do that?
windows-7 windows batch cmd.exe
windows-7 windows batch cmd.exe
edited Jan 8 at 9:53
Seth
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edited Jan 8 at 9:53
Seth
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