Add SIGINFO logging when service is hard killed#278
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The functional testing framework sometimes is unable to kill and restart the service gracefully in between tests. This change sends a SIGINFO signal before doing the hard kill. The debug logs triggered by this signal should give us info about what thread is preventing graceful shutdown.
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Add SIGINFO logging when service is hard killed
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The functional testing framework sometimes is unable to kill and
restart the service gracefully in between tests. This change sends a
SIGINFO signal before doing the hard kill. The debug logs triggered by
this signal should give us info about what thread is preventing
graceful shutdown.