Closed Thuener closed 3 hours ago
It should be noted this is documented as "equivalent to pressing Ctrl-C", so this is the expected behavior (per other open issues)
Even if @everywhere Base.exit_on_sigint(false)
is used I still get the same error. Then I'm not able to handle interruptions inside the workers.
Strange behaviour using interrupt() function. Instead of getting InterruptException on the workers I'm getting IOError.
julia -p 2
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