Expected behaviour on windows for multiprocessing #1003
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Hello
I understand multiprocessing is not supported on Windows, but what is the expected behaviour in that case ?
I expected the sub processes to not be profiled but it seems scalene just stop silently when one is spawned. Is this the expected behaviour ?
I also noticed importing uvicorn package is triggering the same behaviour, because of the line
‘spawn = multiprocessing.get_context(« spawn »)’
Thanks
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