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Set name for process
See original GitHub issueIt would be nice to set the name of the process since I use server.js for many of my projects and its tough to tell which process I need to stop/reset.
info: Running action: list
info: Forever processes running
[0] server.js [26824, 26823] /home/sites/.forever/BADz.log 0:13:20:19.44
[1] server.js [14371, 14668] /home/sites/.forever/I916.log 3:22:3:6.329
Thoughts?
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- Created 12 years ago
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You probably already figured this out, but for the benefit of others googling, you need to do:
id and uid are deprecated according to the npm page - what do we use now?