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• Unix
  • Job processes and child processes will be terminated and the Agent will terminate with exit code 0.
    • collect PIDs of job processes,
    • send SIGTERM signal to remaining job processes and child processes for which PIDs have been collected,
    • wait for the grace timeout specified at with the job or for stdout/stderr to be released by processes whichever is earlier,
    • send SIGKILL signal to job processes and child processes,
    • terminate the Agent with exit code 0.
• Windows
  • Job processes and child processes will be forcibly terminated and the Agent will terminate with exit code 0.
• Using the --timeout option will wait for the indicated timeout that the Agent terminates. If the timeout is exceeded and if the Agent is still running then , then Agent and jobs will be focibly terminated. The option accepts a number of seconds or the never value that indicates that the Agent will wait endlessly until job processes and child processes will terminate.
  
  • Agent
    • collect PIDs of job processes,
    • terminate the Agent with exit code 143 for Unix and 99 for Windows.
  • Watchdog
    • Unix
      • if the --sigkill-delay option is used
        • send SIGTERM signal to remaining job processes and child processes for which PIDs have been collected,
        • wait for the indicated delay or for stdout/stderr to be released by processes whichever is earlier,
      • send SIGKILL signal to remaining job processes and child processes.
    • Windows
      • forcibly terminate job processes and child processes.

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