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Ctrl-C did not quit worker processes
See original GitHub issueNode v7.7.1 tiny-worker@2.0.1
I start workers as per the documentation, and they start repeating tasks via setInterval(). Then I quit the server using ctrl-c, and the workers do not quit.
Am I missing an event handler somewhere?
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@wmertens I will make a node on the README for people; I realize this is really ‘out of band’ info that’s gathered when required, and not really sought out.
💯 perfect!