Does not abort all threads when interrupted by Ctrl-C

[tali]

When one test hangs and I try to abort it with Ctrl-C, then at least some thread(s) are still running.

Sometimes I get a FATAL ERROR: JS Allocation failed - process out of memory error, but only quite some time after the next shell prompt is shown.
I also had some test cases which did not produce this error message and simply kept running at 100% CPU until I killed them explicitly.

Reproduced with:

    it 'loops', ->
      loop 'endless'

Environment:

• node v0.10.29
• mocha 1.21.4
• OS X Yosemite

[boneskull]

please provide reproducing code in javascript.

[tali]

• cat loop.js

it('loops', function() {
  while(true) { }
})

• mocha loop.js

^Czsh: exit 130   mocha loop.js

• ps

  PID TTY           TIME CMD
 1652 ttys005    0:13.00 node /usr/local/lib/node_modules/mocha/bin/_mocha loop.js

[dasilvacontin]

I was able to reproduce the bug.

[hpurmann]

I have the exact same bug. Mocha 2.0.1, OSX 10.10.1, using CoffeScript
mocha --compilers coffee:coffee-script/register

[dasilvacontin]

@hpurmann, the fix didn't make it to the 2.0.1 bump. Could you please try to replicate the bug using master?

[hpurmann]

Just tried with master, works. Thanks! I should have tried master before.

[dasilvacontin]

Good to know that it works now!