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Problem: can't manage chain processes in pystarport #125
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Solution: - integrate supervisord into pystarport - redirect all logs to stdout
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to implement slashing integration tests, we need to stop/start individual node processes.
I was trying to keep things simple to not bring in supervisord in the first place, but it become more tedious to implement these functionalities by ourself. so we better to integrate supervisord into pystarport.
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