I've been using kicker to quickly run my tests for well over two years now. It's awesome, but I always slightly twitch a bit whenever I stop the kicking with Ctrl-C. Doing so prints a traceback, and tracebacks are to me the signal that something has gone wrong. In this case, nothing has gone wrong, I'm just stopping the application as I normally do.
My suggestion is to handle Ctrl-C (SIGINT, I guess) and just print a confirmation that kicker will now quit, rather than a lengthy thread traceback.
Very minor thing indeed, but a nice thing to fix nonetheless!
I would've fixed this myself, but my Ruby-fu was a bit too weak for this. I can't imagine it to be very tricky though.
I've been using kicker to quickly run my tests for well over two years now. It's awesome, but I always slightly twitch a bit whenever I stop the kicking with
Ctrl-C. Doing so prints a traceback, and tracebacks are to me the signal that something has gone wrong. In this case, nothing has gone wrong, I'm just stopping the application as I normally do.My suggestion is to handle
Ctrl-C(SIGINT, I guess) and just print a confirmation that kicker will now quit, rather than a lengthy thread traceback.Very minor thing indeed, but a nice thing to fix nonetheless!
I would've fixed this myself, but my Ruby-fu was a bit too weak for this. I can't imagine it to be very tricky though.