Gradle > How to stop a Spring Boot application launched with gradle bootRun?
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I started a spring boot application using gradle bootRun.
Doing ctrl-c in the terminal where I launched the command does not stop the application.
What is then the correct way of stopping it?
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asked Nov 21 at 19:29
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I started a spring boot application using gradle bootRun.
Doing ctrl-c in the terminal where I launched the command does not stop the application.
What is then the correct way of stopping it?
spring-boot gradle gradle-plugin
asked Nov 21 at 19:29
Abbadon
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Have you seen baeldung.com/spring-boot-shutdown ?
– Thiago Chagas
Nov 21 at 23:03
@ThiagoChagas it does not answer my question. I'll rephrase it. I want to know how to kill the spring boot application launched with the command gradle bootRun as doing ctrl-c on the commnad line does not seem to stop it.
– Abbadon
Nov 22 at 5:57
You can check the process using netstat and then kill the process on that port.
– Pawan Tiwari
Nov 22 at 6:12
Yes but I was expecting it to stop. So I'd like to know if it is normal or not for the process not to stop.
– Abbadon
Nov 22 at 6:39
HitCtrl+Cfew more times? TryCtrl+D? Are you using Gradle Daemon? Try to disable it (--no-daemon)?
– madhead
Nov 22 at 23:35
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I started a spring boot application using gradle bootRun.
Doing ctrl-c in the terminal where I launched the command does not stop the application.
What is then the correct way of stopping it?
spring-boot gradle gradle-plugin
asked Nov 21 at 19:29
Abbadon
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I started a spring boot application using gradle bootRun.
Doing ctrl-c in the terminal where I launched the command does not stop the application.
What is then the correct way of stopping it?
spring-boot gradle gradle-plugin
spring-boot gradle gradle-plugin
asked Nov 21 at 19:29
Abbadon
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asked Nov 21 at 19:29
Abbadon
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asked Nov 21 at 19:29
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asked Nov 21 at 19:29
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asked Nov 21 at 19:29
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Have you seen baeldung.com/spring-boot-shutdown ?
– Thiago Chagas
Nov 21 at 23:03
@ThiagoChagas it does not answer my question. I'll rephrase it. I want to know how to kill the spring boot application launched with the command gradle bootRun as doing ctrl-c on the commnad line does not seem to stop it.
– Abbadon
Nov 22 at 5:57
You can check the process using netstat and then kill the process on that port.
– Pawan Tiwari
Nov 22 at 6:12
Yes but I was expecting it to stop. So I'd like to know if it is normal or not for the process not to stop.
– Abbadon
Nov 22 at 6:39
HitCtrl+Cfew more times? TryCtrl+D? Are you using Gradle Daemon? Try to disable it (--no-daemon)?
– madhead
Nov 22 at 23:35
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show 2 more comments
Have you seen baeldung.com/spring-boot-shutdown ?
– Thiago Chagas
Nov 21 at 23:03
@ThiagoChagas it does not answer my question. I'll rephrase it. I want to know how to kill the spring boot application launched with the command gradle bootRun as doing ctrl-c on the commnad line does not seem to stop it.
– Abbadon
Nov 22 at 5:57
You can check the process using netstat and then kill the process on that port.
– Pawan Tiwari
Nov 22 at 6:12
Yes but I was expecting it to stop. So I'd like to know if it is normal or not for the process not to stop.
– Abbadon
Nov 22 at 6:39
HitCtrl+Cfew more times? TryCtrl+D? Are you using Gradle Daemon? Try to disable it (--no-daemon)?
– madhead
Nov 22 at 23:35
Have you seen baeldung.com/spring-boot-shutdown ?
– Thiago Chagas
Nov 21 at 23:03
Have you seen baeldung.com/spring-boot-shutdown ?
– Thiago Chagas
Nov 21 at 23:03
@ThiagoChagas it does not answer my question. I'll rephrase it. I want to know how to kill the spring boot application launched with the command gradle bootRun as doing ctrl-c on the commnad line does not seem to stop it.
– Abbadon
Nov 22 at 5:57
@ThiagoChagas it does not answer my question. I'll rephrase it. I want to know how to kill the spring boot application launched with the command gradle bootRun as doing ctrl-c on the commnad line does not seem to stop it.
– Abbadon
Nov 22 at 5:57
You can check the process using netstat and then kill the process on that port.
– Pawan Tiwari
Nov 22 at 6:12
You can check the process using netstat and then kill the process on that port.
– Pawan Tiwari
Nov 22 at 6:12
Yes but I was expecting it to stop. So I'd like to know if it is normal or not for the process not to stop.
– Abbadon
Nov 22 at 6:39
Yes but I was expecting it to stop. So I'd like to know if it is normal or not for the process not to stop.
– Abbadon
Nov 22 at 6:39
Hit
Ctrl + C few more times? Try Ctrl + D? Are you using Gradle Daemon? Try to disable it (--no-daemon)?– madhead
Nov 22 at 23:35
Hit
Ctrl + C few more times? Try Ctrl + D? Are you using Gradle Daemon? Try to disable it (--no-daemon)?– madhead
Nov 22 at 23:35
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Have you seen baeldung.com/spring-boot-shutdown ?
– Thiago Chagas
Nov 21 at 23:03
@ThiagoChagas it does not answer my question. I'll rephrase it. I want to know how to kill the spring boot application launched with the command gradle bootRun as doing ctrl-c on the commnad line does not seem to stop it.
– Abbadon
Nov 22 at 5:57
You can check the process using netstat and then kill the process on that port.
– Pawan Tiwari
Nov 22 at 6:12
Yes but I was expecting it to stop. So I'd like to know if it is normal or not for the process not to stop.
– Abbadon
Nov 22 at 6:39
Hit
Ctrl+Cfew more times? TryCtrl+D? Are you using Gradle Daemon? Try to disable it (--no-daemon)?– madhead
Nov 22 at 23:35