doesn't seem to work properly on windows for ctrl+c handling.

[tensor-programming]

I am running a badgerDB example for a tutorial that I am working on. I added a network competent that runs with the DB open while receiving RPC from another client. The only way to shut down the client is by issuing a ctrl+c command. Badger has a few issues with windows because it needs to garbage collect its values before exiting. The main problem though is that I can't get windows to gracefully shutdown the program when I execute a ctrl+c break. With Death, the ctrl+c break doesn't even seem to register, instead I have to open task manager and force the process to stop. Is there any way I can work around this or am I just missing something.

Here is what my closeDB function looks like,

func CloseDB(db *badger.DB) {
	d := death.NewDeath(syscall.SIGINT, syscall.SIGTERM, os.Interrupt)

	d.WaitForDeathWithFunc(func() {
		defer runtime.Goexit()
		db.Close()
	})
}

I am running the runtime.Goexit because there are other defer commands that I want to honor before closing the database and then exiting the program. I've also tried just running NewDeath with syscall.SIGINT or os.Interrupt to no avail.

[tensor-programming]

figured out how to deal with this issue.