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Currently the SubprocessSupervisor, which is responsible for terminating children and utility processes, waits until they all exit. Sometimes they trap exit though and never exit due to a bug, and everything hangs, which is hard to debug. I think there should be a 5-second timeout after which the supervisor force kills the given process. We can make this timeout configurable, but I'm not sure it's needed. The same should probably be done in the PipelineSupervisor
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Currently the SubprocessSupervisor, which is responsible for terminating children and utility processes, waits until they all exit. Sometimes they trap exit though and never exit due to a bug, and everything hangs, which is hard to debug. I think there should be a 5-second timeout after which the supervisor force kills the given process. We can make this timeout configurable, but I'm not sure it's needed. The same should probably be done in the PipelineSupervisor
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: