Caleb Hattingh
Caleb Hattingh
No idea, sorry. Is this a custom shutdown function, or the automatic one that aiorun provides?
@Pirulax since there is no reproducer currently, are you ok to close this issue? If you later discover a reproducer we can always reopen.
Ah ok. Let's keep this open then, I'll try to add an exception handler for that specific scenario.
I took a look at the code this morning. It seems to me that exceptions from the `shutdown_callback` should still be getting handled. This is the section in `aiorun.py` where...
I put together this short file: ```python import asyncio import aiorun async def shutdown_callback(loop): print('in shutdown callback') raise Exception('Something went wrong in shutdown_callback') async def main(): await asyncio.sleep(0.5) raise Exception('Something...
Thank you anyway for looking so quickly!
I have the exact same issue with the "Are you sure you want to proceed" dialog, also with Pop!OS: ```shell $ uname -a Linux pop-os 5.11.0-7614-generic #15~1618626693~20.10~ecb25cd-Ubuntu SMP Thu Apr...
I tried everything I could think of, and like OP I couldn't figure out why this is occurring. Under no circumstances could I make `eval "$(fnm env)"` produce any output...
I'm happy to help. I will create a PR, and then the first thing I'll do is create a test that demonstrates the issue. Then we can discuss the test....
Quick note to say I have not forgotten about this issue, but I've been extremely busy recently.