Some processes do not completely shutdown when they receive a SIGHUP, for example the node-dev command. When that process receives a SIGHUP it will kill its self, but not its child process.
Sending a SIGTERM instead would mimic pressing C-c in a terminal and actually stopping the process.
Some processes do not completely shutdown when they receive a
SIGHUP, for example thenode-devcommand. When that process receives aSIGHUPit will kill its self, but not its child process.Sending a
SIGTERMinstead would mimic pressingC-cin a terminal and actually stopping the process.