[2019-08][merp] Don't install SIGTERM handler in EnableMicrosoftTelemetry #17308
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install_state_summarizer installs a SIGTERM handler. Unfortunately sigterm_signal_handler assumes that it will only be called when a crash is already in progress (it assumes it won't be the supervisor, and so it doesn't setup the memory for capturing a crash report among other things).
Previously it was installed by EnableMicrosoftTelemetry, which is too early. Now we get here without a handler installed even when mono_merp_enabled returns true.
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after discussing with Marek, Lluis, Kyle, Aleksey, Jose Miguel, and I, earlier today, we agreed that this is urgently needed for VSM 8.4 P1 |
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Merging (it does not affect Windows) |
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install_state_summarizer installs a SIGTERM handler. Unfortunately sigterm_signal_handler assumes that it will only be called when a crash is already in progress (it assumes it won't be the supervisor, and so it doesn't setup the memory for capturing a crash report among other things).
Addresses #17271
Backport of #17296.
/cc @lambdageek