!squash more

tests/pytest_examples/test_process_control.py

@@ -80,16 +80,22 @@ def process_is_killed() -> bool:
     # Verify the process has stopped
     ps_output = pane.capture_pane()
 
-    # Check if there's an actual running sleep process
-    # We need to filter out:
-    # 1. The command line (pkill -f 'sleep 10')
-    # 2. The grep command itself (grep sleep)
-    # 3. The termination notice ([1]  + terminated  sleep 10)
+    # The output might contain a message like '[1]  + terminated  sleep 10'
+    # but this indicates the process has been terminated, not that it's running
     is_running = False
     for line in ps_output:
         # Look for a line with PID and 'sleep 10' without being a command or
         # termination message
-        is_command_line = line.startswith("d%") or "grep sleep" in line
+        # Check for command prompts in different environments (local and CI)
+        is_command_line = (
+            line.startswith("d%")
+            or "grep sleep" in line
+            or
+            # CI environment command line detection
+            "$" in line
+            or line.startswith("runner@")
+            or "pkill" in line
+        )
         is_termination = "terminated" in line
 
         if (