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IntelliJ IDEA by default has the functionality to debug/run more than one instance of the same program.
For example; if I run debug on Project X and it’s main threads is in waiting, sometimes I come back and run it again as the DEBUG button is not indicating a currently executing session. Nor does IntelliJ stop you from running another session of the same program (Project X)
Why is this functionality necessary, and how can I turn it off?
a) The functionality is very good when you want to rerun a configuration in a new instance.
For example a simple client that you want to start in several instances without any other effort.
b) You cannot really turn it off.
This will start a new Run or Debug session:
This will rerun the current Debug session:
This will show you your current Debug sessions: