feat(sandbox): kill child workers gracefully #1802
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Properly handle SIGTERM in the child workers by waiting for the current job to exit, then exiting cleanly. Worker#close now also kills the workers and waits for them to close This is the same feature as OptimalBits/bull#1802
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Properly handle SIGTERM in the child workers by waiting for the current job to exit, then exiting cleanly. Worker#close now also kills the workers and waits for them to close This is the same feature as OptimalBits/bull#1802
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Properly handle SIGTERM in the child workers by waiting for the current job to exit, then exiting cleanly. Worker#close now also kills the workers and waits for them to close This is the same feature as OptimalBits/bull#1802
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Properly handle SIGTERM in the child workers by waiting for the current job to exit, then exiting cleanly. Worker#close now also kills the workers and waits for them to close This is the same feature as OptimalBits/bull#1802
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Properly handle SIGTERM in the child workers by waiting for the current job to exit, then exiting cleanly. Worker#close now also kills the workers and waits for them to close This is the same feature as OptimalBits/bull#1802
Properly handle SIGTERM in the child workers by waiting for the current job to exit, then exiting cleanly. Queue.close now also kills the workers and waits for them to close
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@manast This is the same change as taskforcesh/bullmq#243 would it be possible to back-port it here too |
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Properly handle SIGTERM in the child workers by waiting for the current
job to exit, then exiting cleanly.
Queue.close now also kills the workers and waits for them to close