CTRL-C seems to stop the script but not the process?

[moshmage]

I'm having a weird issue, which appeared only after I started using nvmw:
Whenever I use ctrl-c to stop the running script (on MINGW64 bash terminal) the NodeJS process is not killed. Using the normal windows terminal (win+r > cmd) everythin works fine.

My Environment

• Windows 10

Expected Behavior

Script to stop and NodeJS process to get killed

Actual Behavior

Script stops but NodeJS process lives on

[coreybutler]

I'm pretty certain this is a shell issue, not a nvm4w issue.

Also, just to make sure, you are using this project, right? nvmw is a different project.

[moshmage]

@coreybutler yep - I'm using this one;

It probably is a shell issue, I was just hoping it wasn't and that you may have had a similar problem.
Guess I'll have to use my google-fu, then :)

[coreybutler]

I typically stick to the normal shell because I used to run into countless issues with other shells that manipulate the OS in non-standard ways. Issue #58 isn't specifically related, but it did inspire a few comments from other users regarding different shells... maybe there are some insights there.