Node process running after stopping app

[pardahlman]

Hello - I'm impressed by the great work in this project and I hope it will continue to evolve 👌. I'm playing around with a ASP.NET Core app, very similar to the demo app in this repo. When I stop the application after starting it from Visual Studio (Windows) there are still node process(es) running. I'm wondering if this is an known issue or if it is I who miss to make some call/dispose some resource in order to signal to Node that the web app has shut down.

Keep up the good work!

[AirLancer]

Sound a lot like this issue:
#68

[pardahlman]

You are right @AirLancer - they are probably related. Worth noting is that I do this before shutting down the ASP.NET application

ElectronNET.API.Electron.App.Quit();

[Jonatthu]

I am still having this problem, Is there any solution?

[robertmuehsig]

I try to release a new version of the API as well - @GregorBiswanger told me, that there might be a fix included.

[GregorBiswanger]

@pardahlman, @Jonatthu, @pardahlman - do you try out the newest version of API and CLI (0.0.9)?

[pardahlman]

Hi, @GregorBiswanger - not yet (I didn't know it included a potential fix for this!). Will upgrade later today and report back to you. Thanks!

[pardahlman]

0.0.9 is definitely more stable - thanks a bunch!

[flakron]

I have version 0.0.9 and have this issue

[GregorBiswanger]

@flakron What OS do you use?

[flakron]

Sorry, should've left more information.

OS: Ubuntu 16.04,
Dotnet SDK version: 2.1.4

The backend doesn't seem to get that the windows is closed and keeps running in background.

[EldinZenderink]

After running & closing 5 times using v0.0.9 . Backend does contain threads but I do know from earlier versions and standalone backend that they stop correctly when told so. I use both OnClose/OnClosed to close the threads running within the back-end.

A simple hack that i can think of is just literally starting a kill command for the back-end process... but that still doesn't tell electron to close.

Edit: welp, i gave up and went directly to main.js file, and adding this fixed it:

app.on('window-all-closed', app.quit);

app.on('before-quit', () => {
    apiProcess.kill();
});