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While it doesn't every time, it happens a lot. After this if I restart via farmRun or appRun the port shows as still in use - presumably from the non-stopped previous tomcat.
If I then stop that process then restart it again, it many times will then start successfully.
Additionally, if I wait a while, the orphaned tomcat seems to exit without needing to run gradle --stop.
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On 3/22/21 9:56 PM, dtbullock wrote:
Are you invoking Gradle from the command line directly, or via
IntelliJ IDEA? (I have issues similar to this, with IDEA).
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When pressing a key to trigger appRun or farmRun stop, I get the error message:
While it doesn't every time, it happens a lot. After this if I restart via farmRun or appRun the port shows as still in use - presumably from the non-stopped previous tomcat.
If I then stop that process then restart it again, it many times will then start successfully.
Additionally, if I wait a while, the orphaned tomcat seems to exit without needing to run gradle --stop.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: