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In certain kinds of code it's relatively easy to cause an infinite loop without blowing the stack. When testing code of this nature using clojure-test, is there a way to abort the current running tests without restarting the swank server? Currently my workflow has involved $ lein swank Connect to swank with emacs using slime-connect , and switch to the the tests, execute with C-c C-, , tests run until infinite loop, then just return but one cpu is still churning away on the test. The only way to stop this I have found is to restart lein swank, but it seems like this would be a relatively common problem? Anyone have a better solution?
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