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#176 Updating span lsoCmd does not launch new lso process

4.1.4 - GitHub
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nobody
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2025-11-15
2022-08-22
Anonymous
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Unsure whether to classify this as a bug as it may be intended behavior, but in my opinion it can lead to confusion.

When calling updateSpan (c span [args] in ltpadmin), if the lsoCommand of span is changed, a new process is not launch for the new lsoCommand. In my opinion, if there is a change in the lsoCommand, the current process running the now defunct lsoCommand should be stopped and a new one should be started. The current behavior is that the defunct lsoCommand process hangs around until the span is restarted manually or by some other means.

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  • Hans Kruse

    Hans Kruse - 2022-09-28
    • Group: 4.1.2 --> 4.2
     
  • Jay Gao

    Jay Gao - 2023-12-20
    • Group: 4.2 --> 4.1.4 - GitHub
     
  • Jay Gao

    Jay Gao - 2025-11-15
    • status: open --> closed
     
  • Jay Gao

    Jay Gao - 2025-11-15

    We added some documentation on the current behavior, which requires the ltp engine to restart. We may consider enabling individual span to update itself if there is a strong need for this flexibility. For now we will document the behavior as you pointed out.

     

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