If all the sockets were destroyed gracefully, node would just quit with no need to process.exit(). This is what i need for testing. I can't call process.exit() because I have other tests to run after testing Riak connectivity.
Please ensure the following information is supplied for new issues:
[x] Riak Node.js Client version: 2.4.0
[x] Node.js version: 7.0.0
[x] Riak version: 2.1.4
[x] Operating System / Distribution & Version: OSX Sierra
[x] Riak error.log file, if applicable: no log
[x] What commands were being executed during the error: client.stop()
[x] What you expected to have happen: end gracefully, so i won't need process.exit()
If all the sockets were destroyed gracefully, node would just quit with no need to process.exit(). This is what i need for testing. I can't call process.exit() because I have other tests to run after testing Riak connectivity.
Please ensure the following information is supplied for new issues:
error.log
file, if applicable: no logThank you!