Ractor can't be killed by other Ractors
tagomoris opened this issue · 1 comments
tagomoris commented
When a Ractor is doing I/O, it can'tf stop by itself (even when I/O is nonblock, IO.select
will block).
r = Ractor.new(listen) { |listen|
while connection = listen.accept
# process
end
}
Signal.trap(:INT) { r.kill }
# or r.stop, r.interrupt
# or r.raise(MyStopSignalError)
If a Ractor's input is Ractor.receive
only, it can stop itself when it receives a stop signal (via Ractor.receive
). But the Ractor is doing I/O, it can't listen Ractor.receive
. So there are no any channels to tell it should stop.
Under the current situation, we can only stop the entire runtime at once without any shutdown processes.
So, I want a method to kill or interrupt the Ractor, or to raise an exception in that Ractor from the outside.
The alternative idea is:
- Add a method/runtime-feature to select both I/O and Ractor (like golang's
select
)