Create a new process group when spawning a new process #528
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…revent from SIGINT propagating to spawned processes.
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…revent from SIGINT propagating to spawned processes. (ddollar#528)
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…should prevent from SIGINT propagating to spawned processes. (ddollar#528)" This reverts commit e7042b9.
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When a new process is created with
spawn, it is placed in the same process group as its parent. SIGTSTP, SIGQUIT, and SIGINT signals generated by keyboard interrupts are automatically sent to all processes associated with the terminal, which leads to things like #525. This small patch makes thespawncall create a new process group.