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Is there a way to kill a running Custom Command that has a problem without waiting for the 10-minute timeout?

I created a multi step custom command that has a problem in step 1 causing it to hang. I want to kill it so it doesn't run all the remaining steps when step 1 times out.

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Hello,

Unfortunately, there is no such possibility. However, thank you for the suggestion. We forwarded it to the corresponding department for consideration.

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