fix: Publishing dev server keeps running after exiting on Windows #2035
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kevinslin
requested changes
Jan 3, 2022
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looks like there's a compiler error |
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Works now! |
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The failing windows plugin tests work fine locally. |
kevinslin
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Jan 7, 2022
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Fixes an issue where on Windows, the next server would continue running even after the Dendron CLI is interrupted with Ctrl+C.
I believe this change will cause a terminal window to appear when using the publish dev plugin command, but I was unfortunately unable to test that. This is necessary because it appears that Windows otherwise doesn't let applications handle an interrupt, so node/execa can't stop the server when Dendron exits. See: nodejs/node#29837