Serve: Can't stop serve with ctrl+c in windows10 cmd

[TamasHuang]

I‘m a new guy to learn react.js. when i build a app, then serve -s build, then i use Ctrl+C,but it can't stop the serve. also can visit my app use "http://localhost:5000"

[Gua-naiko-che]

I just tried this with Powershell and Windows Command Prompt and Ctrl+C works as expected in my machine:

After doing this, I can't access the app anymore at "http://localhost:5000"

Can you give more details about this issue?

[marcoc1712]

I have the same problem, also if you choose to teminate the batch still run and if I restart my machine it startup again, so "http://localhost:5000" is always accesible form the first serve command on and no way to stop it.

EDIT:

http://192.168.1.110:5000 (my localhost:5000) is not accesible after ctrl-c and after a restart, but localhost:5000 it is.

[bodazhao]

I'm having the same issue on Mac as well. From create-react-app, I did yarn build then serve -s build, but then even if I ctrl+c or restart the machine, http://localhost:5000/ is still accessible with the app running

[marcoc1712]

After some trials I think node.js (or don't know what) is serving on localhost:5000 even without run serve command (and also with serve not installed).

Very unclear...

[bodazhao]

found the reason: it's because the service workers are running in the background.

Once I unregistered the service workers from the Dev Tools(Application -> Service Workers), the ports are back to normal

[blinkcat]

so, how to stop the app from the terminal?

[leo]

This should now be working with the latest version!

Thank you for the effort you've put into this!

Please also read the details about the new release.