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← Getting "Method Not Allowed" error while running the React Example file

Hi Akshay, the question in above for demo purpose.

You can leave the process open even after you exit the terminal.

Try nohup q2 run & , then you can close your terminal or vscode without disconnection,

and the server log will be stored in nohup.out file under sdk folder.

To restart or kill the process, re-visit terminal and use your stack name to find the process.

ps -ef | grep alex.jeong | grep "q2 run" then take the process id and kill

For instance

ps -ef | grep alex.jeong | grep "q2 run"

alex.jeong 11801 28635 1 16:14 pts/11 00:00:00 /home/alex.jeong@q2.com/sdk/.env/bin/python3.9
/home/alex.jeong@q2.com/sdk/.env/bin/q2 run

Then kill 11801

Posted 5 years ago
Edited 5 years ago
Alex Jeong
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You can re-open the shared-dev and try run "q2 run" then it will prompt if you want to stop existing process as well.

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