In worker/uniter/uniter.go, we had a cleanup function that called u.tomb.Kill(runListener.Close()). On windows, this is an npipe, where Close() is returning an "Element not found".
Why does this error return from npipe/PipeListener.Close()? Is it a problem with how we're using it, or is this something that can/should be ignored?
In worker/uniter/uniter.go, we had a cleanup function that called u.tomb.Kill(runListener.Close()). On windows, this is an npipe, where Close() is returning an "Element not found".
Why does this error return from npipe/PipeListener.Close()? Is it a problem with how we're using it, or is this something that can/should be ignored?
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