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  2. CRW-1782

CRW commands are not ended properly sometimes (60%)

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      = Starting multiple instances of the same task fails

      Currently, when you start a task from *My workspace* multiple times, the task does not end. The IDE displays the loading circle but no check mark (✓). As a result, the IDE cannot start the following task.

      .Workaround

      * Execute a task in the *My workspace* environment only once.
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      = Starting multiple instances of the same task fails Currently, when you start a task from *My workspace* multiple times, the task does not end. The IDE displays the loading circle but no check mark (✓). As a result, the IDE cannot start the following task. .Workaround * Execute a task in the *My workspace* environment only once.

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      CRW commands are not ended properly sometimes (IDE doesn't show "✓", but still shows spinning wheel). CRW can't recover sometimes from this situation (next CRW command can't be started) and workspace needs to be closed/open again. So if I want to start 4 CRW commands, I need to reload workspace 2-3 times.

      Example:

        - name: 2. Configure web server
    actions: 
      - workdir: /opt/eap/bin
        type: exec
        command: './jboss-cli.sh --connect --command="..." && echo ''Server was configured'''
        component: maven

      Output:

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      • See also "Terminal fail to connect. undefined." error message in left bottom corner
         

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            tmader@redhat.com Thomas Mäder (Inactive)
            mkopecky@redhat.com Marek Kopecky
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