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Only listen to process exit event once. #240

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Also, stop performing an asynchronous action on process exit. It is not officially supported. However subprocess.kill is not asynchronous, so can be used over the internal killProcess method.

Fixes #239. Should help #231. Supersedes #179.

Also, stop performing an asynchronous action on process exit. It is not officially supported. However subprocess.kill is not asynchronous, so can be used over the internal killProcess method.

Fixes bubenshchykov#239. Should help bubenshchykov#231. Supersedes bubenshchykov#179
@philnash philnash merged commit 03ea432 into bubenshchykov:master Jul 26, 2021
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