signal handling and database shutdown #315
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This PR fixes #311 : when onedrive in monitor mode is killed via SIGINT or SIGTERM (Ctrl-C or via systemctl stop), the database connection is not properly closed, and the .waf fail remains.
While this is not by itself a problem, and would be fixed by the next normal (not monitor) run, it is still undesirable to have uncommitted transaction in the waf file, which might not be properly read by other sqlite clients.
This PR adds a signal handler that destroys the itemDb object, shuts down the Curl http module, and terminates.
With this patch and running as systemd service and stopping it, the log shows:
The .waf files are properly cleaned up.
Implementation details:
@nogc
was taken from https://p0nce.github.io/d-idioms/#Bypassing-@nogc after I have inquired at the D language forum https://forum.dlang.org/post/vzszlzoqblmckxpqlgme@forum.dlang.org