Yes, in order to refresh the Mattermost Desktop app, you’ll need to stop the running instances before proceeding with the refresh. The error message you received indicates that there are currently running processes associated with the Mattermost Desktop app.
To kill the processes and allow the refresh to proceed, you can use the kill command followed by the process IDs (PIDs) mentioned in the error message. Here’s an example command you can use:
After running this command, you should be able to refresh the Mattermost Desktop app using the sudo snap refresh mattermost-desktop command without any issues.
Note: Killing processes will terminate any active instances of the Mattermost Desktop app, so make sure to save your work before proceeding.
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