Ignore SIGINT in parent during child command execution#2230
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Ignore SIGINT in parent during child command execution#2230joaquinhuigomez wants to merge 1 commit intopypa:masterfrom
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Fixes #2228. When
hatch runexecutes a child command, the parent process now ignores SIGINT so that only the child handles Ctrl-C. Previously the terminal's SIGINT reached both processes, causing hatch to abort withKeyboardInterrupteven when the child (e.g. a Python REPL or Jupyter) intended to stay alive. The original handler is restored after each command completes.