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Edge backend leaks processes
See original GitHub issueWhen running a WebView with the Edge backend, two “Desktop App Web Viewer” processes are started. If the WebView window is closed (clicking the “x” or alt+f4), these processes are terminated. However, if WebView::terminate() is called instead, these processes are never ended and will outlive the main process.
I messed around a bit with the C++ implementation of the Edge backend, and I could only get one of the processes to close (via m_process.Terminate()).
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More information: windows-toolkit/Microsoft.Toolkit.Win32#146
It’s possible that this issue will eventually be resolved in Windows itself.
For Ctrl+c we will probably have to catch Windows equivalent of SIGINT so we can do graceful shutdown. Not sure if some signal can be caught for “End Task”, will need to investigate.