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Kevin Bates updated TOREE-437:
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    Description: 
Whenever Toree is run in the background - either directly from the shell or 
indirectly from the Jupyter stack that is started in the background - cell 
interrupts (via ctrl-C or SIGINT from parent) are not received - resulting in 
the inability to interrupt long-running cells.

This can be most simply demonstrated by invoking run.sh into the background 
(e.g., run.sh &) then issue ctrl-C (or `kill -2 <pid>`) to no avail.

This is related to TOREE-33 but only pertains to cell interrupt functionality 
since complete life-cycle management is assumed by the parent for the shutdown 
(double ctrl-C) scenario.

  was:
Whenever Toree is run in the background - either directly from the shell or 
indirectly from the Jupyter stack that is started in the background - cell 
interrupts (via ctrl-C or SIGINT from parent) are not received - resulting in 
the inability to interrupt long-running cells.

This can be most simply demonstrated by invoking run.sh into the background 
(e.g., run.sh &) then issue ctrl-C (or `kill -2 <pid>`) to no avail.

This is related to [TOREE-33] but only pertains to cell interrupt functionality 
since complete life-cycle management is assumed by the parent for the shutdown 
(double ctrl-C) scenario.


> Cell interrupts do not occur in background
> ------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: TOREE-437
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TOREE-437
>             Project: TOREE
>          Issue Type: Improvement
>          Components: Kernel
>    Affects Versions: 0.2.0
>            Reporter: Kevin Bates
>            Assignee: Kevin Bates
>              Labels: usability
>
> Whenever Toree is run in the background - either directly from the shell or 
> indirectly from the Jupyter stack that is started in the background - cell 
> interrupts (via ctrl-C or SIGINT from parent) are not received - resulting in 
> the inability to interrupt long-running cells.
> This can be most simply demonstrated by invoking run.sh into the background 
> (e.g., run.sh &) then issue ctrl-C (or `kill -2 <pid>`) to no avail.
> This is related to TOREE-33 but only pertains to cell interrupt functionality 
> since complete life-cycle management is assumed by the parent for the 
> shutdown (double ctrl-C) scenario.



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