Apparently, this is the desired behavior. There is a test for this exact
case:
/* Check that we can handle the running process of a respawn job
* exiting before the pre-stop process finishes. This should
* mark the job to be respawned when the pre-stop script finishes
* instead of making any state change.
*/
TEST_FEATURE ("with respawn of running while pre-stop process");
I don't understand how this is beneficial, though. Isn't pre-stop the
right way to stop a process that does not correctly reacts to signals?
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init: main process can respawn even when the job is stopping
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