Add --force-after-timeout / -t option
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Found a bug introduced in fkill(windows doesn't throw errors for non-existing processes when using force), working on it. |
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Should work after sindresorhus/fkill#55 |
It's released. You need to bump the version. |
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Add option --force-timeout N/-t N, to force kill processes which didn't exit within timeout seconds.
In interactive mode,wait up to 3 seconds for processes to exit, then prompt user to force kill surviving processes.
Fixes #42
Requires sindresorhus/fkill#54
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