fix(shutdown): stop Ctrl+C output racing the shell prompt#64
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The JSS child shares the CLI's process group, so a terminal Ctrl+C delivers SIGINT to both. The child already prints "Shutting down..." and exits on its own; the CLI was also printing "Shutting down gracefully..." and then racing the farewell against the returning shell prompt. Drop the parent's redundant line and let handle.stop() await the child's exit before the farewell, so output stays ordered. Same process group, so closing the terminal still tears the server down (no detached orphan). Closes #62
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Closes #62. Clean re-do — single commit on top of
gh-pages(which now carries #57'shandle.stop()handler).Problem
On a terminal Ctrl+C the JSS child shares the CLI's process group and receives SIGINT too. The child already prints
Shutting down...and exits on its own. The CLI was also printing⚠ Shutting down gracefully..., then racing theGoodbye 👋farewell against the returning shell prompt — so the farewell could land after the prompt, with a duplicated "shutting down" line.Fix
Drop the parent's redundant line.
handle.stop()already awaits the child's exit, so the farewell prints only once the child is gone — ordered ahead of the prompt.Both processes stay in the same group, so closing the terminal still tears the server down (SIGHUP).
detached: truewas considered and rejected — it fixes ordering but orphans the server on terminal close, holding the port.