Run tool window

The Run tool window displays output generated by your application. For example, it can show output generated by a running Ruby script, Rails application, or test results.

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The appearance of the Run tool window depends on the type of application being run and can include additional panes and nested tabs.

In the Run tool window, you can:

• Rerun (Ctrl+F5) or stop (Ctrl+F2) a script, application, or console.

  For tests, you can rerun a testing session, rerun only failed tests, or rerun tests automatically on changing the source code. Learn more at Run tests.

• Switch between multiple running sessions separated into tabs in the top part of the window. You can use the Alt+Right/Alt+Left shortcuts to go to the next or previous tab, respectively.

  

  You can close any tab by clicking (Ctrl+Shift+F4). In this case, RubyMine suggests terminating a current process.

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  The Services tool window allows you to switch between specific run configuration types in a single view.

• Pin the current tab to prevent it from closing automatically after running another session.

• Restore a default layout by clicking the button.

• Manage the application output using the dedicated Console toolbar. For example, you can enable soft wraps , clear the console , and so on.

• Use the console's context menu to compare the selection and clipboard content, pause the application's output, share output as a Gist, and so on.

To learn more about actions common for all tool windows, see Tool windows.