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I am running Gazebo 9.1 and lately I noticed that when starting Gazebo using roslaunch and killing the processes where the simulation is running, the gzserver is still alive.
I have been starting multiple simulations automatically and I noticed that the gzserver processes often do not die after the node has been killed.
Any idea on what that could be?
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Original comment by Musa Morena Marcusso Manhães (Bitbucket: musamanhaes).
Thank you for the tip, @sloretz! I will look into it. I just noticed this started to happen after I upgraded to Gazebo>9.0. I check it and report back what I find.
Original report (archived issue) by Musa Morena Marcusso Manhães (Bitbucket: musamanhaes).
Hi,
I am running Gazebo 9.1 and lately I noticed that when starting Gazebo using roslaunch and killing the processes where the simulation is running, the gzserver is still alive.
I have been starting multiple simulations automatically and I noticed that the gzserver processes often do not die after the node has been killed.
Any idea on what that could be?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: