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There was previously a bug when executing notebook code using a kernel without an interrupt handler. After executing the Run All action, it would not hide, and the Stop Execution action would appear alongside.
Intended behavior is for the Stop Execution action to replace the Run All action.
Steps to Test:
Open a notebook, and select a kernel without an interrupt handler.
Execute multiple code cells, and ensure that Run All and Stop Execution do not appear side by side. Running a cell with a sleep in it makes this more visible.
Thanks so much for testing!
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Refs: #184194
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Summary:
There was previously a bug when executing notebook code using a kernel without an interrupt handler. After executing the Run All action, it would not hide, and the Stop Execution action would appear alongside.
Intended behavior is for the Stop Execution action to replace the Run All action.
Steps to Test:
Thanks so much for testing!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: