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Maxim Imakaev
Maxim Imakaev

Reputation: 1545

Pycharm: terminate all running processes

PyDev has a feature to terminate all running processes. Does PyCharm have something similar? I only see a "stop" button in the menu.

Upvotes: 26

Views: 59691

Answers (6)

Jackssn
Jackssn

Reputation: 1614

I found this solution:

it is running as a java process, so the best way is to kill it by using:

killall java -9

(Caveat: Only run if you don't have any other java processes, otherwise use top or the Ubuntu system monitor and find which process number it is.)

Upvotes: 32

Sheldon
Sheldon

Reputation: 4633

To kill a Python program, when the program is called from within a Terminal opened in PyCharm, either:

  • right-click in the terminal window and select "Close Session" from the dropdown menu
  • press Ctrl + Shift - W

Upvotes: 0

lng
lng

Reputation: 84

PyCharm has an option to stop all processes now in the Navigation Bar.

I'm using 2021.2.3 version.

PyCharm 's stop all running processes button

Upvotes: -1

Suvo
Suvo

Reputation: 67

In PyCharm, if you click on the bottom right ... "Running x processes", then x number of windows pop up. (Here, x is the number of processing running.)

Each has an X button to kill the process.

Upvotes: 1

29axe
29axe

Reputation: 33

If you want to force all running processes to stop at once just kill python process. On Windows this can easily be done by clicking 'End Process' on the Task Manager (on the Processes tab).

This is quite usefull if you end up stuck with some running ghost processes of your python app in the background as I had (even when PyCharm was closed).

Upvotes: 1

RvdBerg
RvdBerg

Reputation: 195

Ctrl-Shift-F4 closes just one tab. Right-click on the run-bar next to Run: > Close All

Upvotes: 2

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