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I am running Hypnotoad via systemd; I had an issue during a zero-downtime upgrade where one worker was blocking and I eventually saw "Stopping worker 28125 immediately" in the log. Two seconds later, I see from journalctl that the systemd service logged SERVICE_START followed by SERVICE_STOP -- and at that point hypnotoad and the service were stopped. Is it reasonable to suspect that stopping a worker immediately would cause the service to stop? If so, can I change that? Should I be looking elsewhere?
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I am running Hypnotoad via systemd; I had an issue during a zero-downtime upgrade where one worker was blocking and I eventually saw "Stopping worker 28125 immediately" in the log. Two seconds later, I see from journalctl that the systemd service logged SERVICE_START followed by SERVICE_STOP -- and at that point hypnotoad and the service were stopped. Is it reasonable to suspect that stopping a worker immediately would cause the service to stop? If so, can I change that? Should I be looking elsewhere?
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