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libtmuxtmux-python/libtmux pytest pluginplugin · src/libtmux/pytest_plugin.py libtmux.testmodule · src/libtmux/test libtmux-mcplibtmux-mcp/src/libtmux_mcp libtmux-mcptmux-python/libtmux-mcp tmuxptmuxp/src/tmuxp tmuxptmux-python/tmuxp

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`libtmux_mcp.prompts.recipes.interrupt_gracefully`

libtmux_mcp.prompts.recipes.interrupt_gracefully ( pane_id: str, ) → str function [source] ¶

Interrupt a running command and verify the prompt returned.

Description#

Sends C-c through send_keys(literal=True), then waits on shell-prompt patterns via wait_for_text. Fails loudly if the process ignores SIGINT — the right escalation point is the caller, not an automatic C-\ follow-up (SIGQUIT can core-dump).

Parameters

pane_id (str) # – Target pane.

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