fix: ensure IO forwarding completes when child exits early#142
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ComixHe merged 1 commit intoOpenAtom-Linyaps:masterfrom Feb 3, 2026
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fix: ensure IO forwarding completes when child exits early#142ComixHe merged 1 commit intoOpenAtom-Linyaps:masterfrom
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Remove early return in enable_signal_forwarding() when no child process is detected. This ensures that IO forwarding continues to work even if the child process exits before signal forwarding is fully set up, preventing potential data loss. Signed-off-by: ComixHe <[email protected]>
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Remove early return in enable_signal_forwarding() when no child process is detected. This ensures that IO forwarding continues to work even if the child process exits before signal forwarding is fully set up, preventing potential data loss.