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edit approved Mar 11, 2023 at 8:44
agarza
edit approved Mar 11, 2023 at 8:44
agarza
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To begin, it looks like you might not have the latest version. Since I have some options that you don't (from your screenshot).

See here: https://screenshots.daviddennison.com/hM2gVWL5Screenshot of iTerm's Preferences > General > Closing

I believe to solve your problem you need to head over to your profile and go to the session tab. You'll see options at the top to adjust closing behavior.

See this screenshot:

https://screenshots.daviddennison.com/Y76Xnq9XScreenshot of iTerm's Preferences > Profiles > Session

If that doesn't work, you may need to uninstall iTerm and re-install it. I had an issue where iTerm would crash whenever the sudosudo password was needed. It would then open other iTerm windows ANDand the terminal and get stuck in a loop until I force quit both of them. So I think sometimes the shell integration gets funky and out of whack.

To begin, it looks like you might not have the latest version. Since I have some options that you don't (from your screenshot).

See here: https://screenshots.daviddennison.com/hM2gVWL5

I believe to solve your problem you need to head over to your profile and go to the session tab. You'll see options at the top to adjust closing behavior.

See this screenshot:

https://screenshots.daviddennison.com/Y76Xnq9X

If that doesn't work, you may need to uninstall iTerm and re-install. I had an issue where iTerm would crash whenever the sudo password was needed. It would then open other iTerm windows AND the terminal and get stuck in a loop until I force quit both of them. So I think sometimes the shell integration gets funky and out of whack.

To begin, it looks like you might not have the latest version. Since I have some options you don't (from your screenshot).

Screenshot of iTerm's Preferences > General > Closing

I believe to solve your problem you need to head over to your profile and go to the session tab. You'll see options at the top to adjust closing behavior.

Screenshot of iTerm's Preferences > Profiles > Session

If that doesn't work, you may need to uninstall iTerm and re-install it. I had an issue where iTerm would crash whenever the sudo password was needed. It would then open other iTerm windows and the terminal and get stuck in a loop until I force quit both of them. So I think sometimes the shell integration gets funky and out of whack.

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David Dennison
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To begin, it looks like you might not have the latest version. Since I have some options that you don't (from your screenshot).

See here: https://screenshots.daviddennison.com/hM2gVWL5

I believe to solve your problem you need to head over to your profile and go to the session tab. You'll see options at the top to adjust closing behavior.

See this screenshot:

https://screenshots.daviddennison.com/Y76Xnq9X

If that doesn't work, you may need to uninstall iTerm and re-install. I had an issue where iTerm would crash whenever the sudo password was needed. It would then open other iTerm windows AND the terminal and get stuck in a loop until I force quit both of them. So I think sometimes the shell integration gets funky and out of whack.