processhelp.pm: improve taskkill calls (Windows) - #14959
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taskkill has two ways of killing a task: 1. `-pid <pid>` If `<pid>` is missing it returns 128 and outputs: ``` ERROR: The process "<pid>" not found. ``` 2. `-fi "PID eq <pid>"` If `<pid>` is missing, it returns 0 and outputs: ``` INFO: No tasks running with the specified criteria. ``` The curl runner script doesn't check the result of the call and both stdout and stderr are redirected to NUL.
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- drop `tasklist` call before `taskkill`.
`taskkill` offers two ways to kill a `pid`:
1. `-pid <pid>`
If `<pid>` is missing it returns 128 and outputs:
```
ERROR: The process "<pid>" not found.
```
2. `-fi "PID eq <pid>"`
If `<pid>` is missing, it returns 0 and outputs:
```
INFO: No tasks running with the specified criteria.
```
The curl runner script doesn't check the result of the call and both
stdout and stderr are redirected to NUL.
Meaning the `tasklist` calls pre-verifying if the PID exists are not
necessary and we can drop them to put less strain on the runner
environment.
- log a `taskkill` call missed earlier.
Follow-up to e53523f curl#14859
- streamline `taskkill` calls by using the `-pid` option
(was `-fi <filter-expression>`).
- make `taskkill` in `pidterm()` use `-t` to kill the process tree.
Ref: curl#11009
Closes curl#14959
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drop
tasklistcall beforetaskkill.taskkilloffers two ways to kill apid:-pid <pid>If
<pid>is missing it returns 128 and outputs:-fi "PID eq <pid>"If
<pid>is missing, it returns 0 and outputs:The curl runner script doesn't check the result of the call and both
stdout and stderr are redirected to NUL.
Meaning the
tasklistcalls pre-verifying if the PID exists are notnecessary and we can drop them to put less strain on the runner
environment.
log a
taskkillcall missed earlier.Follow-up to e53523f CI: move Azure jobs to GHA, fix fallouts, sshserver, runtests tweaks #14859
streamline
taskkillcalls by using the-pidoption(was
-fi <filter-expression>).make
taskkillinpidterm()use-tto kill the process tree.Ref: #11009
w/o whitespace: https://github.com/curl/curl/pull/14959/files?w=1