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Should quit all processes in "apiserver-boot run local" when one of them failed. #253
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This piece of code is quite fragile, yes. It doesn't handle interrupts well either and might leave processes running. So +1 for improving that part. |
@damongant thanks for your reply. |
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Problem:
Now if one process (etcd/apiserver/controller-manager) failed in
apiserver-boot run local
, other processes don't quit.Then the following
apiserver-boot run local
will fail due to the existed processes.e.g.
Proposed Solution:
When failure happened, I think quit all processes is better. So users no needed to find and kill the existed processes manually.
Others:
Do you consider this as an improvement or bug fix? If so, I am very glad to open a PR to fix it.
Thanks.
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