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joschrag and others added 14 commits June 17, 2026 17:10
ThreadedRunner.stop() only had a graceful shutdown branch for FastAPI
(keyed on `_uvicorn_server`). A Quart app fell through to the kill-based
branch, which injects an async SystemExit via thread.kill() and then calls
join() with no timeout. The server thread is parked in a blocking syscall
(IOCP on Windows, epoll on POSIX), so the SystemExit is not delivered
promptly and join() can hang indefinitely -- on Windows and Linux alike.

Add a Quart branch that signals the backend's existing cooperative shutdown
switch (backend._ws_shutdown_event) thread-safely on the server's own loop
via call_soon_threadsafe, then joins bounded by stop_timeout. Flask/other
backends keep the kill path unchanged.
Add a dash.testing regression test that starts a Quart app on ThreadedRunner
and asserts stop() returns bounded by stop_timeout (run under a watchdog so a
regression fails fast instead of wedging the suite). Verified it fails against
the unpatched stop() and passes with the fix.
Add websocket_max_workers and run async callbacks directly on the loop
…graceful-shutdown

Bugfix: Fix quart threadedrunner stop graceful shutdown
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