Nicolas Vanhoren
Nicolas Vanhoren
Hello, Could you provide: * Your OS and its version * Your ruby version * Your gem version * Your bundler version
I can't reproduce this. I have similar versions compared to you except I'm on Ubuntu. And unfortunately I don't really have time to get a Windows machine to test on...
The current behavior is to *not* consider services that do not have a process id, which means that a service that was never launched or was removed is not considered....
Hello, You may create a pull request if you wish, I'll take a look at it.
I upvote too. Additionally I would like to add that multi-architecture projects are not the only use case, monorepos are also impacted. This extension is basically unusable with monorepos. Frankly...
Update: I also tested with openjdk 11 and this bug reproduces exactly the same way. I wasn't able to test with jdk 8 as it seems the project doesn't compile...
@thwe74 : Did you reproduced it with version 2.2.0 or using a random commit on the develop branch like I did ?
I changed the description and title to clearly explain this bug is present in 2.2.0.
@thwe74 : I tested your solution, which seems fine, and made a pull request: #218
Ok, I see the use case. Actually it's relatively trivial to implement with something like this: ```javascript import { mapLimit, asyncWrap } from 'modern-async' async function mapValuesLimit (obj, iteratee, queueOrConcurrency)...