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Issuing Commands
Running applications
To start an application simply click start.
Other commands
Extra commands, such as clearing the logs and stopping the currently running command can be found in the dropdown menu.
Batch commands
Batch commands can be run over all registered applications.
They also have their own set of keyboard shortcuts.
Purging .NET core processes
When executing dotnet run from the command line dotnet will start up multiple process that it consumes. However, when killing the initially started process it will not stop the associated processes the original command created.
These associated processes will be re-used however when running again.
Purging will kill all running .NET processes on the machine, regardless of what actually started them.