Player processes are supposed to outlive the execution of the Alda client, and they generally do, except, for some reason, in the case of running an Alda REPL in "server only" mode.
Steps to Reproduce
In a separate terminal, monitor the state of the player processes by running watch alda ps.
Start from a clean state by running alda shutdown to shut down all current player processes.
Run alda repl -s to start a REPL server.
Interrupt the process.
Expected Behavior
The REPL server process disappears from the alda ps output.
The player processes remain alive and continue to be present in the alda ps output.
Actual Behavior
All of the processes die and disappear from the alda ps output.
Environment
Operating system and version: Ubuntu 20.04
Alda version:
$ alda version
alda 2.2.1
$ alda-player info
alda-player 2.2.1
log path: /home/dave/.cache/alda/logs
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Description
Player processes are supposed to outlive the execution of the Alda client, and they generally do, except, for some reason, in the case of running an Alda REPL in "server only" mode.
Steps to Reproduce
watch alda ps
.alda shutdown
to shut down all current player processes.alda repl -s
to start a REPL server.Expected Behavior
alda ps
output.alda ps
output.Actual Behavior
All of the processes die and disappear from the
alda ps
output.Environment
Operating system and version: Ubuntu 20.04
Alda version:
Health check: