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Currently, when the application runs and is interrupted, there is no code to gracefully exit execution. Especially when scanning with subprocesses, as they have a tenancy to stick around after the interrupt.
Objective
Implement support for interrupts.
Ideas
Using the signal module to get the subprocesses to ignore the KeyboardInterrupt, then terminating the workers normally
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Problem
Currently, when the application runs and is interrupted, there is no code to gracefully exit execution. Especially when scanning with subprocesses, as they have a tenancy to stick around after the interrupt.
Objective
Implement support for interrupts.
Ideas
signal
module to get the subprocesses to ignore theKeyboardInterrupt
, then terminating the workers normallyThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: