Fix destroyOnExit
default forwarding, make destroy recursive by default #359
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bincompat
forwarders were incorrectly settingdestroyOnExit = false
when the default istrue
, this makes them consistently passdestroyOnExit = false
when an explicit value is not providedos.proc.call
was forgetting to forwardshutdownGracePeriod
anddestroyOnExit
to the underlyingos.proc.spawn
SubProcess#destroy
was not destroying descendent processes. While this has always been the default, it has always been confusing, and often resulted in leaking orphan processes. This PR makes it recursively destroy child processes by default, unless passedrecursive = false
.destroyOnExit
and on timeout now is always recursiveDropping Scala-Native support for now due to:
Will open an issue to figure it out asynchronously