Add option(s) in tab context menu to kill running process and/or restart the tab

[Totalus]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

I sometimes run a command that I am unable to stop, even with Ctrl+C multiple times, it just keeps running. The only way I can stop it is to close the tab.

Describe the solution you'd like

I would like to be able to force kill the process running in a tab without having to close my tab and open a new one.

Describe alternatives you've considered

Currently I use the Duplicate option to duplicate my tab, which copies most of my context (title, color, path, etc.) to a new tab, and then I close the original tab.

Additional details

This could be easily implemented with an additional option in the tab's context menu. We could have one or possibly event both of the following:

• Restart : Would restart the tab (similar to duplicating + closing original tab). This would keep most of the context (color, title, path), but would reset the environment variables.
• Kill process : Would only force kill the running process. This would keep the context and the environment variables intact.

[Qiming-Liu]

For PR #6709

Any advice or better solution feel free to let me know

[Totalus]

Looks good to me 👍

[Qiming-Liu]

Looks good to me 👍

Thanks!
As here #6709 (comment)
This will become a configurable hotkey function.

[Qiming-Liu]

This issue can be closed.

[Remonli]

Can not find such restart tab in context menu.

env: 1.0.182 x64 portable on Win10 x64 2021 LTSC

[Totalus]

This feature was added as a hotkey instead of a context menu item (reference). Not sure in which version it is released.

[Qiming-Liu]

This feature was added as a hotkey instead of a context menu item (reference). Not sure in which version it is released.

Thank you. That is true. It's in Alpha 182.

[Remonli]

I found this note, thanks.