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A way to graceful shutdown a process chain
See original GitHub issuedotnet run creates 2 processes: (1) dotnet and (2) the app being run.
If you kill dotnet the app being run (the exe) is orphaned.
For dotnet watch we need a way to tell the parent process to terminate the child processes before exiting.
Not sure if this should be addressed at the CLI level, or lower…
cc @piotrpMSFT
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@muratg
There’s now a Process.Kill() overload for terminating the entire process tree.
@bgribaudo perfect! Thanks!