How to use TestManaged method of launcher Package

Best Rod code snippet using launcher.TestManaged

private_test.go

Source: private_test.go Github

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...76 close(l.exit)77 _, err = l.getURL()78 g.Eq("[launcher] Failed to get the debug url: err", err.Error())79}80func TestManaged(t *testing.T) {81 g := setup(t)82 ctx := g.Timeout(5 * time.Second)83 s := got.New(g).Serve()84 rl := NewManager()85 s.Mux.Handle("/​", rl)86 l := MustNewManaged(s.URL()).KeepUserDataDir().Delete(flags.KeepUserDataDir)87 c := l.MustClient()88 g.E(c.Call(ctx, "", "Browser.getVersion", nil))89 utils.Sleep(1)90 _, _ = c.Call(ctx, "", "Browser.crash", nil)91 dir := l.Get(flags.UserDataDir)92 for ctx.Err() == nil {93 utils.Sleep(0.1)94 _, err := os.Stat(dir)...

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TestManaged

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1import (2func main() {3 launcher := NewLauncher()4 launcher.TestManaged()5 launcher.Launch()6}7import (8func main() {9 launcher := NewLauncher()10 launcher.TestManaged()11 launcher.Launch()12}13import (14func main() {15 launcher := NewLauncher()

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1import (2func main() {3 cmd := exec.Command("java", "-cp", "launcher.jar", "Launcher", "TestManaged")4 cmd.SysProcAttr = &syscall.SysProcAttr{HideWindow: true}5 err := cmd.Run()6 if err != nil {7 fmt.Println(err)8 }9}10import (11func main() {12 if len(os.Args) < 2 {13 fmt.Println("Usage: java Launcher <command>")14 os.Exit(1)15 }16 switch os.Args[1] {17 TestManaged()18 fmt.Println("Unknown command: " + os.Args[1])19 os.Exit(1)20 }21}22func TestManaged() {23 cmd := exec.Command("cmd", "/​c", "echo", "TestManaged")24 cmd.SysProcAttr = &syscall.SysProcAttr{HideWindow: true}25 err := cmd.Run()26 if err != nil {27 fmt.Println(err)28 }29}30import (31const (32func main() {33 cmd := exec.Command("cmd", "/​c", "echo", "TestManaged")

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1import (2func main() {3 ui.Main(func() {4 launcher := ui.NewLauncher()5 launcher.SetOnTestManaged(func(launcher *ui.Launcher) bool {6 fmt.Println("TestManaged")7 })8 launcher.SetOnTestUnmanaged(func(launcher *ui.Launcher) bool {9 fmt.Println("TestUnmanaged")10 })11 launcher.SetOnTestWindow(func(launcher *ui.Launcher, window *ui.Window) bool {12 fmt.Println("TestWindow")13 })14 launcher.SetOnActivate(func(launcher *ui.Launcher) {15 fmt.Println("Activate")16 })17 launcher.SetOnClicked(func(launcher *ui.Launcher, x int, y int) {18 fmt.Println("Clicked")19 })20 launcher.SetOnItemActivated(func(launcher *ui.Launcher, item *ui.LauncherItem) {21 fmt.Println("ItemActivated")22 })23 launcher.SetOnItemContextActivate(func(launcher *ui.Launcher, item *ui.LauncherItem) {24 fmt.Println("ItemContextActivate")25 })26 launcher.SetOnItemMiddleActivate(func(launcher *ui.Launcher, item *ui.LauncherItem) {27 fmt.Println("ItemMiddleActivate")28 })29 launcher.SetOnItemDrop(func(launcher *ui.Launcher, item *ui.LauncherItem, data []string) {30 fmt.Println("ItemDrop")31 })32 launcher.SetOnItemDragFailed(func(launcher *ui.Launcher, item *ui.LauncherItem) {33 fmt.Println("ItemDragFailed")34 })35 launcher.SetOnItemDragBegin(func(launcher *ui.Launcher, item *ui.LauncherItem) {36 fmt.Println("ItemDragBegin")37 })38 launcher.SetOnItemDragEnd(func(launcher *ui.Launcher, item *ui.LauncherItem) {39 fmt.Println("ItemDragEnd")40 })41 launcher.SetOnItemDragDataGet(func(launcher *ui.Launcher, item *ui.LauncherItem) []string {42 fmt.Println("ItemDragDataGet")43 return []string{"test"}44 })45 launcher.SetOnItemDragDataDelete(func

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TestManaged

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1import (2func main() {3 launcher.TestManaged()4 fmt.Printf("Done5}6import "fmt"7func TestManaged() {8 fmt.Printf("TestManaged9}10import "testing"11func TestTestManaged(t *testing.T) {12 TestManaged()13}14import "fmt"15func TestManaged() {16 fmt.Printf("TestManaged Managed17}18import "fmt"19func TestManaged() {20 fmt.Printf("TestManaged Unmanaged21}22import "testing"23func TestTestManaged(t *testing.T) {24 TestManaged()25}26import "testing"27func TestTestManaged(t *testing.T) {28 TestManaged()29}30Now, when I run the test (go test), I get the following output:31When I run the program (go run), I get the following output:32import (

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1import "fmt"2import "launcher"3func main() {4 fmt.Println("Start of main")5 launcher.TestManaged()6 fmt.Println("End of main")7}8import "fmt"9func TestManaged() {10 fmt.Println("Start of TestManaged")11 fmt.Println("End of TestManaged")12}13import "fmt"14import "testing"15func TestManaged(t *testing.T) {16 fmt.Println("Start of TestManaged")17 fmt.Println("End of TestManaged")18}19import "fmt"20func TestManaged() {21 fmt.Println("Start of TestManaged")22 fmt.Println("End of TestManaged")23}24import "fmt"25import "testing"26func TestManaged(t *testing.T) {27 fmt.Println("Start of TestManaged")28 fmt.Println("End of TestManaged")29}30import "fmt"31import "testing"32func TestManaged(t *testing.T) {33 fmt.Println("Start of TestManaged")34 fmt.Println("End of TestManaged")35}36import "fmt"37import "testing"38func TestManaged(t *testing.T) {39 fmt.Println("Start of

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1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Println("main started")4 launcher := exec.Command("java", "-cp", "launcher.jar", "launcher.Launcher")5 launcher.SysProcAttr = &syscall.SysProcAttr{Setpgid: true}6 launcher.Start()7 launcher.Wait()8 fmt.Println("main ended")9}10import (11type Launcher struct {12}13func (launcher *Launcher) TestManaged() {14 fmt.Println("TestManaged started")15 launcher.cmd = exec.Command("java", "-cp", "managed.jar", "managed.Managed")16 launcher.cmd.SysProcAttr = &syscall.SysProcAttr{Setpgid: true}17 launcher.cmd.Start()18 launcher.cmd.Wait()19 fmt.Println("TestManaged ended")20}21func main() {22 launcher := new(Launcher)23 launcher.TestManaged()24 os.Exit(0)25}26import (27type Managed struct {28}29func (managed *Managed) TestManaged() {30 fmt.Println("TestManaged started")31 c := make(chan os.Signal, 1)32 signal.Notify(c, syscall.SIGINT, syscall.SIGTERM)33 go func() {34 for sig := range c {35 fmt.Println("got signal", sig)36 }37 }()38 for {39 }40 fmt.Println("TestManaged ended")41}42func main() {43 managed := new(Managed)44 managed.TestManaged()45 os.Exit(0)46}47The above code works fine on windows, but when I run it on linux, the launcher and managed process are not killed when I press ctrl+c. I have to press ctrl+c twice to kill the process. I have tried using syscall.Kill(-launcher.Process.Pid, syscall.SIGINT) in launcher.go, but it does not kill the managed process. I have also tried using syscall.Kill(-launcher.Process.Pid, syscall.SIGKILL) in launcher.go, but it does not kill the managed process. I have also tried using syscall.K

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