Commonly we use ctrl+c to terminate a process,but I've googled,it's not STDIN ,but using pid to terminate the process.
There is no pid returned from the run,seems not exposed.
All of the command runners are blocking, so the most you'd be able to do is find out the pid after the command has completed. That's why no pid is exposed.
Commonly we use ctrl+c to terminate a process,but I've googled,it's not STDIN ,but using pid to terminate the process. There is no pid returned from the
run
,seems not exposed.