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As a user I would expect that pressing ctrl+c when running a ros2 cli tool such as ros2 topic list or ros2 node list would kill the process. However, if a Zenoh router isn't running this signal isn't handled and it continues to print the default behaviour message of [ERROR] [1719974909.135681607] [rmw_zenoh_cpp]: Unable to connect to a Zenoh router. Have you started a router with ros2 run rmw_zenoh_cpp rmw_zenohd? I understand the default behaviour can be changed. However, I would expect users would still expect ctrl+c to kill this process.
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ctrl+c not killing ros2 cli tools
ctrl+c not killing ros2 cli tools when the rmw_zenohd router is not running
Jul 3, 2024
As a user I would expect that pressing
ctrl+c
when running a ros2 cli tool such asros2 topic list
orros2 node list
would kill the process. However, if a Zenoh router isn't running this signal isn't handled and it continues to print the default behaviour message of[ERROR] [1719974909.135681607] [rmw_zenoh_cpp]: Unable to connect to a Zenoh router. Have you started a router with
ros2 run rmw_zenoh_cpp rmw_zenohd?
I understand the default behaviour can be changed. However, I would expect users would still expect ctrl+c to kill this process.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: