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Well, yeah, you're not starting it from the shell with exec. If you first tell the shell to redirect the fd for stderr to stdin, and then exec gitlab-workhorse \*, the shell would pass all execution to workhorse and then workhorse would receive the signals. No need to worry about Dockerfile CMD* syntax.
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I would caution one against "javascript framework syndrome:" bah, this framework is too complicated, I just want something simpler ... ok, it doesn't work right in all circumstances, I'll just add this one feature(, ... ok, maybe just this one other feature)+ ... bah, this framework is too complicated!
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Generally when you make claims like this, giving proof (eg PR for contributing consul support that was quashed) makes the claim stronger. I looked it up and this seems to be the PR https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/pull/31622.
Reading through the discussion, it doesn’t look like it was quashed; the project owners had a reasoned debate about the pros/cons of what would happen if such a support was included at the time and its a totally reasonable argument to me.
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