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parallel-webpack often leaves zombie processes #57
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I confirm. |
Yes. We have to manually kill those process. |
Thanks, I understand that you can kill the processes, but that’s not the problem. The issue is the fact that they are there, frequently, and consuming a ton of cpu and memory. You’re describing how to address the symptom not the cause |
I also just stumbled over this problem when watching. My initial thought was that there is no SIGINT handler defined (Ctrl-C), but there is. Then I checked a bit more, and found this:
My environment: nodejs v8.7.0, webpack v3.6.0. parallel-webpack is started through my package.json using When I tried to run parallel-webpack directly without yarn, I got a slightly different error message:
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This issue has been opened for almost 3 years now and there's also #29, #33 and #38. Is this bug likely to get solved? Could it actually be the result of misconfiguration? There's no note about the repo getting archived in the README. I'd like to use this as dependency but I don't know if it's safe for production. |
Will try to find a way to reproduce, but often running
parallel-webpack
leaves behind 8 or so node processes that eat up a ton of CPU/memory.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: