Add support for sending arbitrary signals to a process #89
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This adds a public method, cmd.SendSignal, that allows sending a signal to a process and, optionally, to the entire process group. Internally, terminateProcess is replaced by signalProcess.
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I don't have any way to test the changes for windows.. I was hoping that filing a merge request would trigger the CI, but I guess that's not wired up on github (?) |
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This adds a public method, cmd.SendSignal, that allows sending a signal
to a process and, optionally, to the entire process group.
Internally, terminateProcess is replaced by signalProcess.