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If a process is set to autorestart: true then it will restart when killed by mprocs, e.g. as a result of pressing 'x' or using the term-proc command.
I assume that the purpose of autorestart is to re-start processes if they crash, exit due to errors, or even due to user interaction in the terminal. However, I do not expect the process to restart if I have issued a command to terminate it from within mprocs. Is the current behaviour correct? If so, should there be a command which can terminate a process without auto-restarting?
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If a process is set to
autorestart: true
then it will restart when killed by mprocs, e.g. as a result of pressing 'x' or using theterm-proc
command.I assume that the purpose of
autorestart
is to re-start processes if they crash, exit due to errors, or even due to user interaction in the terminal. However, I do not expect the process to restart if I have issued a command to terminate it from within mprocs. Is the current behaviour correct? If so, should there be a command which can terminate a process without auto-restarting?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: