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Child processes outlive their parent #74
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Here is an example of code similar to what I"m running. However, I'm not sure this code exhibits the behavior of leaving child processes open. They seem to close fine. But my real program function is a lot more complex. Running the latest Ubuntu and Python 3.8
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I'm running into a secondary issue though with timeout-decorator that might be unworkable in my situation. My threads share objects from the parent class for storing variables, such as statistics. Currently using timeout-decorator, none of that is getting updated properly. I assume this is because the multiprocessing does not share memory and thus any updates go to a cloned object. :/ |
I wonder if this library should be flagged with "do not use |
I have the same issue... @imidoriya if you found a solution please share it. In the meantime I'm going to try the solution in this fork: https://github.com/woshihaoren/timeout-decorator (and this PR: #52) I'll update here if it helped thanks! |
I'm having an issue when the main process / thread is killed (keyboard interrupt), the timeout_decorator child processes don't die with it. I have to manually kill the processes so I can restart my application properly. Is there a way to fix this? Thanks
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