Whenever I try to exit the python interpreter by doing cntrl+d or exit(), it then persistently restarts the python interpreter. I want to write a command in my console so I need to exit the interpreter. I tried opening new repl with the basic example of hello-world and I have the same issue. Every time I exit() or do cntrl+d it restarts the python interpreter and I just want it to end. Anyone able to help?
Bug description: python interpreter keeps restarting. I do cntrl+d and/or exit() and then the python interpreter starts agian in the console. I want to just exit it without it restarting.
**Expected vs Current Behavior:**the python interpreter should not restart on its own
Steps to reproduce:
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Try forking this repl and see if the forked version works. Or, enter kill 1 into the Shell.
Note that trying kill 1 before forking is always better.
Hi, this is intended behavior. Please make sure you are in the shell tab, not the console tab.
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