When hitting Stop during Debug, it does not kill debug process

[kisPocok]

"debug" process is not being killed after Stop button is pressed. I have to kill it manually.

vscode 1.10.1
go extension 0.6.54
macOS 10.12.3

Reference #438

[ghost]

Same problem here (on Linux).
I assume it stems from having multiple goroutines being executed (a server running) and as thus a simple SIGTERM is not enough.

Just force close the process by sending a SIGKILL.

If you are debugging your application and are clicking on the Close button the expected behaviour should be a SIGKILL (-9) and not a SIGTERM (-15).

Edit:

I just had a look at the terminateProcess.sh (which I assume gets called when clicking on Stop?).
kill -9 $1 > /dev/null 2>&1
I am heavily surprised. When trying to kill the process through VSCode (aka clicking on the Stop button in Debug mode) literally nothing happens. If I run kill -9 $pid from my terminal the whole process ends immediately. I guess there is some problem with executing the terminalProcess.sh? I can't explain any other way seeing that the debugger should actually send out a SIGKILL which should kill the process instantly.

[ghost]

So turns out bash/sh cannot parse the file because of Windows line endings (it uses CRLF). Just change the line endings to LF and it works perfectly again on Linux (and should as well on Mac obviously).

[ramya-rao-a]

This should be fixed with the latest version 0.6.55