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We are running a very large framework of python scripts for test automation and I do really miss the opportunity to kill a running python script with ctrl + c in some situations on Windows.
When the script might be doing some socket communications with long time-outs the only options sometimes is to kill the DOS window.. Is there any options I have missed?
Rather than using blocking calls with long timeouts, use event-driven networking. This will allow you never to have long periods of time doing uninterruptable operations.