You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
In case the command is not related to LiveSync, once it finishes its work, CLI process should end. However, this works only on Windows, as the broker child process there is really detached from the parent. On macOS and Linux, the 'ipc' channel between the broker process and CLI, keeps both alive. So use the 'dispose' method, which is called at the end of command execution and disconnect the broker process. In case we are in LiveSync case, set shouldDispose to false and this way the broker will be kept alive. Once Ctrl + C is used to end the CLI process, send the finish message to broker and it will disconnect itself from CLI.
// Each macOS version is labeled 10.<version>, where it looks like <versions> is taken from the major version returned by os.release() (16.x.x for example) and substituting 4 from it.
112
+
// Each macOS version is labeled 10.<version>, where it looks like <versions> is taken from the major version returned by os.release() (16.x.x for example) and subtracting 4 from it.
113
113
// So the version becomes "10.12" in this case.
114
114
// Could be improved by spawning `system_profiler SPSoftwareDataType` and getting the System Version line from the result.
0 commit comments