Make all process operators interruptible #430
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Closes #425
Methods like
exitCodewere interruptible but in particular the stream operators weren't interruptible. That should be fixed now.Also Scala.js and Scala Native interruption weren't working at all. I wasn't familiar with either Scala.js and Scala Native or the implementations that were added, but I managed to get Scala.js interruption fully working. Scala Native interruption is only partially working but it's an improvement over the previous state of things. Particularly
.timeout(...)isn't interrupting the process. Nothing I do works so perhaps it's Scala Native limitation currently. I'll keep an eye on it and see if a future Scala Native upgrade fixes the internalwaitFormethod.As part of this, I added proper tests for interruption for each operator (not just
exitCode). It's confirmed to be working.