Use a wrapper to properly test CTRL-C event on Windows #359
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I feel like it's important to test the behavior of
concurrently
when receiving aCTRL-C
(similar toSIGINT
) signal on Windows, so we can be sure no regressions are introduced and work on new features with a better feeling. Therefore using ctrlc-wrapper to properly simulate this event.