fix(launcher): cancel kill timeout when process exits cleanly #1051
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By default browsers are killed with `process.kill()` but it might happen that a process doesn't play nicelly and doesn't exit so there is a timeout after which a process is SIGKILL-ed. Before this commit the mentioned timeout wasn't cleared on clean process exit, preventing Karma from exiting just after all tests were run. Fixes karma-runner#946
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@vojtajina this is my lousy attempt at fixing #946 - I feel bad about not including tests but not sure if this is worth it here.... and if this the right fix in the first place... Would be happy to amend the commit if there is a better approach. |
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wwwoooooppps, looks like I've messed up existing tests. Going to close this PR for now till the things are resolved, sorry for the noise... |
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By default browsers are killed with
process.kill()but it mighthappen that a process doesn't play nicelly and doesn't exit so
there is a timeout after which a process is SIGKILL-ed. Before
this commit the mentioned timeout wasn't cleared on clean process
exit, preventing Karma from exiting just after all tests were run.
Fixes #946