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Windows terminal crash #16573
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Hmm. That Report ID isn't on the backend, at least not that I can find it. Did you happen to see a Bucket ID anywhere? Otherwise, reproing this with Feedback Hub is probably the easiest way for us to get to the crash dump: /feedback |
Hmm - I can't find a "bucketid" anywhere but in case it's helpful here are a couple more reports of what look like the same problem....
Unfortunately I haven't yet found a way to reliably reproduce this on demand but will continue investigating. |
We've got a theory here that this might be the same thing that #16575 is supposed to fix. We're planning on merging that and quickly pushing an updated build Soon. We should be able to give you a build with some fixes and tease out if that's the actual same root cause or not. |
Interesting. In typical fashion the system has now been running fine for 4 days without re-exhibiting the problem after I added extra diagnostics to try and track down the precipitating event. I couldn't quite follow the discussion in the referenced bug but looks like this is triggered by a (heavily multi-threaded ?) app crash? That might well be consistent with what we're doing. |
If this is cool with you, I'm gonna close this out for housekeeping. If you ever see it again, we can always reopen |
hmm- I've seen it 4 or 5 times since but unfortunately it's very difficult to reproduce on demand - normally I come back to the machine after a couple of days and notice it has occurred. I'm happy to try out whichever build contains the fix for #16575 though and can let you know if that makes it go away. |
Gotcha. Okay I'll reopen then. The 1.19 Stable release should have that fix in it - lmk if it comes back? (or, I'll have the bot re-close if it has just gone away |
Great - I've upgraded to Windows Terminal Preview Version: 1.20.10303.0. Fingers crossed it's gone away but if not I'll dig in a bit further and let you know of any evidence I can collect. |
This issue has been automatically marked as stale because it has been marked as requiring author feedback but has not had any activity for 4 days. It will be closed if no further activity occurs within 3 days of this comment. |
Windows Terminal version
1.18.3181.0
Windows build number
10.0.22631.0
Other Software
Custom application
Steps to reproduce
Unclear - still under investigation. Possible that application is experiencing OOM exception or generating large amounts or console output
Expected Behavior
Application should be terminated but terminal should keep running
Actual Behavior
We use Windows Terminal to spawn a number of powershell scripts in separate terminal processes. (The "master" script that does this simply invokes...
Start-Process -windowstyle normal powershell -ArgumentList $arglist
)The poweshell scripts run some custom CLI commands periodically (i.e. they run the command then sleep for a few hours).
This results in a number of tiled windows....
Recently we have found instances where Terminal appears to crash in a way that the entire process is killed - i.e,. all spawned windows disappear. The trigger appears to be a fault in one of the CLI applications (possibly out-of-memory) but we would expect the behaviour in this case for the application to be killed, not the entire Terminal process. (Happy to close though if this is "expected" behaviour.)
Unfortunately we don't have a lot of post-mortem information at this time... EventLog shows an Application Error for Terminal...
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