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Hello there,
I am getting this even I use the tab.close().
Do you know why I am getting more chrome process?
Should I use nick.exit() after the execution if I want to kill all chrome process?
Regards,
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It's not clear in my head what you're trying to achieve. Can you describe your use case in more details?
nick.exit() will kill all chrome processes. You can also kill it manually by executing a shell command like killall google-chrome or similar, using Node's child_process module. (In that case, you'll need to delete/lose all references to your current Nick instance, and start another one with new.)
If Chrome really starts a infinite number of processes just by opening tabs over time, then it's a bug with Chrome itself and should be reported upstream. (That is, in Chrome's bug tracker.)
Sorry for unclear explanation.
I am getting infinite number of process if I do not use nick.exit().
So, I was trying to kill google chrome process every time finished.
chrome version is 67 and i guess this is the latest one for ubuntu.
I just reported this to google yesterdays and see what they reply.
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Environemnt:
Ubuntu 16.04
Nickjs ^0.3.6
Nodejs v8.11.1
Hello there,
I am getting this even I use the tab.close().
Do you know why I am getting more chrome process?
Should I use nick.exit() after the execution if I want to kill all chrome process?
Regards,
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: