Jenkins job stucks after Stopping PabotLib process
I'm running jenkins job and trying to set my environment from python 2 to 3. It's going pretty well now and my tests run well under python3 from jenkins. But when I try to run the same test under python2 the job stucks at stopping PabotLib.
However it runs perfectly from commandline. Any ideas?
Solution
That issue usually happens if/when you start processes and/or open files during your test run and those processes/files are not stopped/closed.
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