It would be great to have the ability to kill all sub-processes started via the .Run() and .Start() APIs when the node itself or the network to which it belongs is torn down.
This should allow us to make sure no lingering processes will keep network resources from being released.
As raised by @Infinoid in #16:
It would be great to have the ability to kill all sub-processes started via the
.Run()and.Start()APIs when the node itself or the network to which it belongs is torn down.This should allow us to make sure no lingering processes will keep network resources from being released.