Stopping yield generator gracefully

[ArmanTheParman]

G'day g'day

Apart from killing the python process, how is one to gracefully stop the yield generator? With the kill method, it always leads to a lock file. I can handle that if I have to to clean up the lock file in my script, but I was wondering if there a standard way to stop it?

[kristapsk]

I just attach to tmux / screen where it is running and press Ctrl+C. But normal kill also should stop it gracefully, unless you do kill -9.

[ArmanTheParman]

Ah, thanks. I was doing kill -9, maybe that's why the lock file persisted (duh). Will experiment. I just wondered if there was an rpc call or something. (I'm working on building it inside docker as part of Parmanode, so I won't need tmux.)

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[kristapsk]

Yes, after kill -9 there will definitely be a lock file, as it kills process instead of sending it signal to gracefully stop.