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yep! VSCode and other processes spin up their own node processes. I'd want to kill a specific one.
What doesn't help is that if you're using webpack or nodemon, or a combination of tools, they'll just spin up another node process as soon as you kill it.
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You usually don't want to kill all your node processes, just the one that's running away...
and using SIGKILL like a hammer is a slippery slope.
yep! VSCode and other processes spin up their own node processes. I'd want to kill a specific one.
What doesn't help is that if you're using webpack or nodemon, or a combination of tools, they'll just spin up another node process as soon as you kill it.