Hi! I'm facing an issue with the graceful termination introduced in the SDK starting v0.47 with this PR. What I except to happen is: SIGTERM is received, data stops being read from the tap, target drains all sinks, state is emitted, voila. What I find happens is that SIGINT (or ctrl+c) does behave that way, but sending SIGTERM does not drain the sinks and no state emits. The easiest way I have to prove is that with SIGTERM (

pkill -2 -f meltano

), I can see the following log messages from this code path: •

target-snowflake *Received termination signal 2, draining all sinks...*

•

target-snowflake *Received termination signal 15, draining all sinks...*

With SIGTERM (

pkill -15 -f meltano

) the two log messages above don't show up; instead, I only see: •

meltano      *Attempting graceful termination of current block*

•

meltano      *Terminating ExtractLoadBlocks*

•

meltano      *Run completed*

No state, nada. I suspect that the reason for that might have to do with

_handling_sigterm

in the Meltano source. I have no other clue.

Thanks for opening an issue @Boris Ralichkov! This is something that I definitely need to revisiting on Meltano's end, I'll take a look.