Yevhen Cherkes

@MuddyWally @stowen-msft @AlexisPambourg You can try my unofficial build of ObjectExporter until the official is released: [ObjectExporter.zip](https://github.com/OmarElabd/ObjectExporter/files/8426411/ObjectExporter.zip)

Also, I've published a similar extension: [Object Dumper](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=YevhenCherkes.YellowFlavorObjectDumper) I'll be very appreciative if it can be found usable.

Hi @mhowlett, I'm using the following version: Confluent.Kafka 1.8.2. As far as I understand, this question is closer to librdkafka.redist project, because they don't provide the FlushStoredOffsets method. I wouldn't...

I've found an example that shows how to do it in-proc for Windows: [C# terminating a child process (as opposed to killing, i.e. sigkill vs. sigint on linux)](https://gist.github.com/jvshahid/6fb2f91fa7fb1db23599) It's the...

@Tyrrrz Just a couple of thoughts, I can be wrong: 1. ``` ExecuteAsync( new CommandCancellation( gracefulCancellation: CancellationToken.None, // If this means that we aren't going to even try to stop...

Re 1 and 2: OK, Can we change a paradigm and talk about a ProcessLifetimePolicy or ProcessLifetimeStrategy (or CommandLifetimePolicy, CommandLifetimeStrategy) instead of CommandCancellation? Probably it will dismiss all the confusion....

I meant that LifeTime isn't about cancellation only: It can contain the whole following sentence: Let's start the process, let it work for 10 seconds, then try to stop this...

I'm not sure if there can be race conditions. It might be OK if the child process declines the CTRL+C signal by returning TRUE. That means this process can't be...

> Maybe it's possible to force the spawned process to create a new (hidden) console window for itself to avoid this. It seems that it can be done through Windows...

The reason is that ObjectDumper.NET doesn't handle the self-containing collections. See closed [PR!100](https://github.com/thomasgalliker/ObjectDumper/pull/100/files)