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Double-Crtl-C to pulpcore-worker does not stop subprocess handling task

Added by bmbouter over 3 years ago. Updated about 3 years ago.

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Description

To reproduce

  1. Have pulpcore==3.14 with the new-style tasking system and pulp_file
  2. Add a sleep(60) statement to the sync task for pulp_file
  3. Start the api and content app, I used sudo systemctl start pulpcore-content pulpcore-api
  4. Start the pulpcore-worker interactively using pulpcore-worker
  5. Start a sync and watch it take a while on the sync due to the sleep(60)
  6. Send one Ctrl-C and then another
  7. Observe the pulpcore-worker exit immediately after the second Ctrl-C
  8. Wait 1-2 minutes watching that tty
  9. Observe even after the parent process exits, a message like: pulp [81a75ff321a8452393384660c20dba0f]: pulpcore.tasking.pulpcore_worker:INFO: Task completed a7dca11f-5555-4725-95d0-7b768b460fe4

Also note that if you look at the sync task before issuing the Ctrl-Cs it'll show running because it's halted at sleep(60) and no progress reports were made. After the logging statement is emitted, it will show progress reports and completed.


Related issues

Copied to Pulp - Backport #9086: Backport #8986 "Double-Crtl-C to pulpcore-worker does not stop subprocess handling task" to 3.14.zCLOSED - CURRENTRELEASEmdellweg

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