Support piping process IDs via standard input#27
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Allow usage like \Get-Process -Name foo | dnx stop\ in addition to the existing \dnx stop <id>\ invocation. When no process ID argument is provided, the tool reads PIDs from stdin, supporting two formats: - PowerShell Get-Process table output (detects 'Id' column by header/separator) - Plain integers, one per line (e.g. from Select-Object -ExpandProperty Id) Multiple PIDs are deduplicated and stopped sequentially. Exit code is non-zero if any stop operation fails.
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Allow usage like \Get-Process -Name foo | dnx stop\ in addition to the existing \dnx stop \ invocation.
When no process ID argument is provided, the tool reads PIDs from stdin, supporting two formats:
Multiple PIDs are deduplicated and stopped sequentially. Exit code is non-zero if any stop operation fails.