While working on other things, I noticed that a "lein test ..." run might have become unkillable (i.e. C-c didn't kill it, kill wouldn't kill it, and I resorted to kill -9) when I tried this in a test:
While working on other things, I noticed that a "lein test ..." run might have become unkillable (i.e. C-c didn't kill it, kill wouldn't kill it, and I resorted to kill -9) when I tried this in a test:
While working on other things, I noticed that a "lein test ..." run might have become unkillable (i.e. C-c didn't kill it, kill wouldn't kill it, and I resorted to kill -9) when I tried this in a test: {code:clojure}
Previously, if the database were inaccessible during startup, PuppetDB could become "unkillable", meaning that `kill PUPPETDB_PID` or Control-C from a terminal (for example) would no longer stop the server. Now PuppetDB should exit properly in those situations.