Flask And Pycharm Socket.error
Solution 1:
If you're running Linux, do a ps aux | grep python
and kill the process that is running flask. If you're running windows, open task manager and kill the python process running flask, but you might have to kill PyCharm.
Solution 2:
You can also click the red square button to stop the run (or command-F2 on a mac). If it fails to stop, you'll get a skull icon to kill the process.
Solution 3:
This happened to me a few times. I eventually found it to be as simple as to just Run > Stop 'server' in PyCharm.
Solution 4:
You want to actively stop the process running your Flask application. Pycharm documentation describes this. Essentially, Pycharm will run applications internally and keep them running for you, so you can do testing or other tasks. Notably, each debugging run will start it's own process - so shutting these down will release resources.
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