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Describe the bug
I have a Python program that's doing a long (infinite) time.sleep(1000), and has no multiprocessing/threading. With coverage 6.2 it works but with 6.3 sending SIGTERM results in a hang.
To Reproduce
Python 3.10
coverage.py 6.3.0. 6.2.0 does not hang.
A python program that just does time.sleep(1000)
Sending a SIGTERM (on RHEL 8.5) does not terminate it with coverage.py 6.3 but does with 6.2.
Expected behavior
SIGTERM should still terminate the process - the presence of coverage.py shouldn't break that.
Additional context
Similar symptoms to GH-1310 but no multiprocessing involved here
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
I have a Python program that's doing a long (infinite) time.sleep(1000), and has no multiprocessing/threading. With coverage 6.2 it works but with 6.3 sending SIGTERM results in a hang.
To Reproduce
Expected behavior
SIGTERM should still terminate the process - the presence of coverage.py shouldn't break that.
Additional context
Similar symptoms to GH-1310 but no multiprocessing involved here
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: