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At startup, if you pass a filename that does not exist, supervisor will infinitely loop. Node.js throws an exception since it can't find the module and then Supervisor restarts the process because it crashed. This results in an infinite loop
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This is true. I'm not sure if there's a good solution, though. Supervisor, by design, isn't really going to distinguish between node exiting because the file is missing or for some other reason.
A number of people seem to prefer --no-restart-on exit, which will prevent the endless looping. I may make that the default in 0.4.
At startup, if you pass a filename that does not exist, supervisor will infinitely loop. Node.js throws an exception since it can't find the module and then Supervisor restarts the process because it crashed. This results in an infinite loop
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: