CTRL-C could be caught by the TestRunner to display any failures found so far
Similar to #11613, it would be very cool if the Django test runner would intercept CTRL-C. If I had been running the unit tests for ~40 minutes or so, and I forgot to put --verbosity or --failfast, it would be cool if I could type CTRL-C to get the test runner to give me all the failures to date. This might not be straightforward, but it would be a nice to have.
Change History
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Randy Barlow added
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changed from nobody to Randy Barlow
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new → assigned
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CTRL-C interrupt signal added
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changed from Randy Barlow to Karen Tracey
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assigned → new
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Accepted → Ready for checkin
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randallpbarlow@… added; Randy Barlow removed
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I attached a ghetto patch. It's ghetto because I made it by hand. It also depends on the patch from #11613 being applied. Documentation still required, and on its way!