If I’m running `meltano elt` and ctrl-c, I drop ba...
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d
If I’m running
meltano elt
and ctrl-c, I drop back to the command line but the pipeline is still running. Besides
ps aux
&
pkill -f
, can I use the Meltano CLI to see the status of that job or kill it?
t
Unfortunately not currently. Let me see if I can find an issue on that
To be clear, you’re still seeing the processes run and it’s more than just the job not being marked failed in the db?
d
I don’t know what
marked failed in the db
means, but yes I saw processes still running and manually killed them.
t
sorry, I was referring to the meltano system db https://meltano.com/docs/contributor-guide.html#system-database <!subteam^S02BCD9FFEF> do y’all have suggestions?
f
if you kill the process (or it dies) guessing we don’t always have the chance to propagate that to the underlying taps and targets that we spin up. Might be nice to at least expose a way to track/list job info from the db via the meltano cli. Especially if we maybe also start tracking PIDs since then folks would have an easy way to check and if needed kill those. @dave_lyons would you mind popping an issue (also happy to create one) on what you saw and maybe what you’d like to see ?
d
@florian.hines I didn’t save what I saw but I can write up an issue - where is the best place to put it?
f
d
f
Awesome, thank you @dave_lyons