Deadlock when trying to close a tab with disconnected server
(Windows 10 22H2 19045.7291, WinSCP 6.5.6, SFTP)
1. New tab, connect to an SFTP server (some AWS Ubuntu in my case);
2. Switch to some other windows, leaving WinSCP in background;
3. Wait enough time for the server to drop/timeout the connection "due to no actions";
4. Switch back to WinSCP and immediately click the [x] (Close) button of that tab.
WinSCP locks, waits for some period, then flashes a dialog about "Server not responding", bu immediately closes it, and that just goes in cycles. No way to exit either then closing/terminating the process.
EXPECTED: if a server is disconnected AND the tab's Close button was pressed, don't attempt reconnecting. Just close the tab ignoring the connection state.
1. New tab, connect to an SFTP server (some AWS Ubuntu in my case);
2. Switch to some other windows, leaving WinSCP in background;
3. Wait enough time for the server to drop/timeout the connection "due to no actions";
4. Switch back to WinSCP and immediately click the [x] (Close) button of that tab.
WinSCP locks, waits for some period, then flashes a dialog about "Server not responding", bu immediately closes it, and that just goes in cycles. No way to exit either then closing/terminating the process.
EXPECTED: if a server is disconnected AND the tab's Close button was pressed, don't attempt reconnecting. Just close the tab ignoring the connection state.