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When using Python multiprocessing, what is the proper way to ensure code will run to cleanup whenever a process exits (both cleanly or on fatal error.)
If I am writing my processes as inheriting from the Process object, should I put this functionality in the __del__ method of the object? I tried putting simple log statements into terminate, but it doesn’t seem to execute when the script receives a SIGHUP or KeyboardInterrupt.
Python has atexit-handlers, which are pretty reliable in my experience.