Implement Process.ppid on Windows
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Sija
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| # Returns the process identifier of the parent process of the current process. | |||
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| # On Windows, the parent is associated only at process creation time, and the | |||
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| # On Windows, the parent is associated only at process creation time, and the | |
| # NOTE: On Windows, the parent is associated only at process creation time, and the |
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@HertzDevil #13131 is merged, so the spec can be enabled. I suppose the double exclusion from |
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The affected spec is still pending because it uses the
Signal::KILLstub, which is removed as part of #13131.Also note that since Windows does not re-parent orphaned processes, it is entirely possible for those parent-child IDs to form loops.