Select the task and click the green start button to start the task.
You will see the output of the task in Terminal's OUTPUT.
You can selset the task and click the stop button to stop the task.
Normal tasks will be automatically disconnected after running. But when doing webpack dev server, the task will be finished first, but the OUTPUT will always be connected.
In MacOS, click the stop button will disconnect OUTPUT.
But in Windows will not disconnect OUTPUT. In other words, the app is still running in the background.
At this moment, you'd better use the command line to run the gulp task.
If you use Gulp Tasks to run the webpack dev server related tasks, you can use some Windows commands to kill the process
// open a CMD window
// find the app port, like "8080", the result will show the app's pid
netstat -ano |findstr "port"
// kill the process according to the pid
taskkill /f /t /im "pid"
If you install gulp locally,but encounter the following problems, please try
//project dependent download
npm install gulp --no-fund