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The reason for this is that when the workflow aborts, it terminates processes in the subprocpool INCLUDING the event handler.
Changing this behaviour will require careful thought as it could trigger events we don't want. E.G. preparing tasks may go into the submit-failed state erroneously.
Can we just leverage the cylc stop --now (but not --now --now) code, for the abort shutdown?
stop -n, --now Shut down without waiting for active tasks to
complete. If this option is specified once, wait for
task event handler, job poll/kill to complete. If this
option is specified more than once, tell the workflow
to terminate immediately.
The workflow timeout handler is not running when
abort on workflow timeout
is setOriginally posted by @MetRonnie in #5959 (comment)
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