Log the graceful-stop error instead of silently discarding it in gracefulStopContainer#1782
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Log the graceful-stop error instead of silently discarding it in gracefulStopContainer#1782radheradhe01 wants to merge 1 commit into
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The catch around the graceful-stop attempt in gracefulStopContainer was empty, swallowing any error before the fall-through to lc.stop(). Add a log line matching the file convention.
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Closes #1756.
RuntimeService.gracefulStopContainer(_:signal:timeout:)wraps the graceful-stop attempt indo { … } catch {}— an empty catch that silently discards any thrown error before falling through to the unconditionallc.stop(). It is the only catch in this file that does not log; every other one usesself.log.error(…, metadata: ["error": "\(error)"]).This adds a single log line matching that convention, so a failed graceful stop (and the resulting fall-through to a forced VM shutdown) is diagnosable. The intentional fall-through to
lc.stop()is unchanged.