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Interactive build: give the terminal back after the debug shell exits - #7
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The debug shell has job control, so it makes its own process group the terminal's foreground group. That group was left behind as the foreground group after the shell exited, so Ctrl+C no longer reached the build (observed: TPGID pointing at an empty process group). Explicitly set our own process group as the foreground group again. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The debug shell has job control, so it makes its own process group the terminal's foreground group. That group was left behind as the foreground group after the shell exited, so Ctrl+C no longer reached the build (observed: TPGID pointing at an empty process group). Explicitly set our own process group as the foreground group again.