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When Running via the command line + Pressing CTRL + C. Docker kills & cleans up the containers.
But when adding a Tye Project to Run/Debug configurations, I'm able to launch the Tye project, but when killing it using the Stop button, the containers aren't cleaned up.
There is just a message printed to the console, which l assume the kill (or the correct kill) command isn't propagated to Tye itself?
Process finished with exit code 137 (interrupted by signal 9: SIGKILL)
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Using Rider 🟥 (Stop) doesn't kill Tye & Docker Containers
Using Rider 🟥 (Stop) doesn't kill Tye & Docker Containers
Aug 26, 2021
When Running via the command line + Pressing CTRL + C. Docker kills & cleans up the containers.
![ezgif-3-7a2c2b2d1aff](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/418810/130928012-bd04c7ef-7bf6-4c01-bb30-21a4fe260c3a.gif)
But when adding a Tye Project to Run/Debug configurations, I'm able to launch the Tye project, but when killing it using the Stop button, the containers aren't cleaned up.
![ezgif-3-835021742f02](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/418810/130928455-7c7326d6-2c21-4d83-ac53-56518431ffaa.gif)
There is just a message printed to the console, which l assume the kill (or the correct kill) command isn't propagated to Tye itself?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: