it looks once it started by yarn, you can never get it stop. please advice...
killall node :-)
or you can kill process on port by:
sudo kill sudo lsof -t -i:3000
None of these works.
Hi, by using killall node,
i still can access localhost:3000 in my browser
and after i reboot my Mac,
i have no idea that why i still can access localhost:3000 ?
( i.e. vue-storefront still running ! )
at now, i really don't know how to kill that ( or kill all container ? )
@tomtev did u solve the problem ?
This is a bizarre choice, why can't it work like every other node workflow where running npm start boots the server and stopping that process kills the server?
It feels really wrong to have it running at all times, I only wanted to try out Vue Storefront but now it runs 24/7.
At the very least please give instructions on how to prevent this.
Reset server config file like apache2 -> 000-default.conf
After restart the server to solved the issue.
And also check in clear browser catch and history or new private window(incognito) in browser.
And also try to lsof -t -i:3000 to get
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This is a bizarre choice, why can't it work like every other node workflow where running
npm startboots the server and stopping that process kills the server?It feels really wrong to have it running at all times, I only wanted to try out Vue Storefront but now it runs 24/7.
At the very least please give instructions on how to prevent this.