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Add (primitive) version of SIGTERM handling to jpype #1
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joe4dev
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Nov 19, 2024
| Object intr = Signal.getDeclaredConstructor(String.class).newInstance("INT"); | ||
| method.invoke(null, intr, handler); | ||
| method.invoke(null, intr, getSignalHandler(SignalHandler, 2)); | ||
| Object intrTerm = Signal.getDeclaredConstructor(String.class).newInstance("TERM"); |
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This new SIGTERM handling seems the main part here
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Motivation
Currently, jpype does not support handing the control back to python on a SIGTERM process - only for SIGINT. Here, I added a very crude version of SIGTERM handling similar to the SIGINT handling - to be refined.
I also added a github workflow to build wheels for cpython 3.11&3.12 on manylinux, to allow us publishing our own wheel until we can (potentially) upstream this work.
Changes
interrupt=False.