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`func start` on Linux won't stop upon recieving SIGTERM
See original GitHub issueIf I execute func start on Linux and then send a termination request (kill -s SIGTERM <pid>), the local runner will ignore the request.
Sending a termination signal like this should result in the program closing. Instead, the process stays open indefinitely.
Interestingly, SIGINT works just fine.
I’m running Linux and I’ve tested this with both a Node project and a Java project.
This is currently preventing the Azure Functions Gradle Plugin from shutting down down the azureFunctionsRun task correctly, which is a huge usability problem for that plugin. However, the root issue remains in func start.
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Is there any update on this issue? We are getting this issue as well in our build pipelines when trying to run integration tests
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