stream.on('exit') in gulp-nodemon
When using gulp-nodemon, it can sometimes be challenging to properly handle the exit event of the Node.js process. This is particularly important when you want to perform cleanup operations or ensure graceful shutdowns of dependent services. ### Key Points to Consider 1. Nodemon handles the SIGINT signal (Ctrl+C) differently than expected. 2. The `exit` event is emitted by nodemon, but not handled by default. 3. Properly handling the exit event allows for cleaner shutdowns and resource cleanup. 4. The solution involves binding to both the `exit` event and the `SIGINT` signal. ### Step-by-Step Thought Process 1. Understand how nodemon handles signals and events. 2. Identify the correct way to bind to the `exit` event in gulp-nodemon. 3. Implement a solution that handles both the `exit` event and the `SIGINT` signal. 4. Consider edge cases and potential issues. 5. Provide examples of how to integrate this solution into a gulp workflow. ### Implementation Steps #### 1. Understanding Nodem