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If no chui-remote clients are connected, Kaocha will wait forever. You can configure a timeout, but it's not enabled by default.
This is technically correct behavior and thus, arguably, not a true hang (which implies a deadlock or other invalid state), but it isn't very friendly to people setting it up for the first time.
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Another thing we could do is print a message after a shorter amount of time (or perhaps 1/2 of the timeout) that warns that no chui-client has connected yet.
If no chui-remote clients are connected, Kaocha will wait forever. You can configure a timeout, but it's not enabled by default.
This is technically correct behavior and thus, arguably, not a true hang (which implies a deadlock or other invalid state), but it isn't very friendly to people setting it up for the first time.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: