Ctrl+c does not abort during server-side stream

[bartslinger]

Describe the bug

When I call a (long-lived) server-side stream, I cannot cancel or stop the program by pressing ctrl+c. This used to work until version 0.10.0, but is broken since 0.10.1.

To reproduce

Call a server-side stream and press ctrl+c

Expected behavior

The program shuts down

Environment

• OS: ubuntu 21.10
• Terminal: bash/zsh/sh
• Evans version: 10.1/10.2
• protoc version: 3.12.4

[ktr0731]

This is maybe caused by c-bata/go-prompt, a dependent library. However, we still need to dig down to find the root cause.

[bombsimon]

I'm not sure if this is related but I noticed that in my shell, if I launch the evans REPL and exit it (with ^d) ^c stops working in my terminal until I call reset.

This is all that's needed for a repro

# This should work
% # hello, pressing ctrl+c

# Now launch evans with any proto and exit (`^d`)
% evans some.proto
[...]
127.0.0.1:50051>
Good Bye :)

# Now try the first line again, `^c` is not working:
% # hello, pressing ctrl+c

macOS 12.2 (arm), zsh 5.8, evans 0.10.4

[bombsimon]

The issue with ^c not working after using the repl is fixed for me since 0.10.6. I have not tested the original problem though. Since my previous comment I've also updated oh-my-zsh and installed a newer version of bash in PATH so this might very well have been the solution as well. Anyhow, just wanted to add that my issue does no longer exist.

[ktr0731]

@bombsimon
Thanks for the report!
The issue that you reported is related to the version of c-bata/go-prompt. The library is updated to a newer one in #528, so this problem is fixed.

FYI: the original issue is not related to this problem.

[HeinKalido]

The current version (0.10.9) exits on ctrl+c. This causes the user have to re-run the repl.
An alternative would be to cancel the context on the signal, which is a similar behaviour for bidi streams.

If you agree that this would be a useful change, I can make PR.