Currently the program is left running, so if the build fails, you have an old version of the program running. It happened to me multiple times that I tried to use the HTTP app and it looked like working, but then there was no expected change in its behavior. Only then I realized that the new code didn't compile. It would be better if the program would be terminated always (after the build, if it is successful a new version is stared, otherwise nothing is started) so that I would see errors when browser tries to connect to a new version.
At least provide a flag to enable this behavior.
Currently the program is left running, so if the build fails, you have an old version of the program running. It happened to me multiple times that I tried to use the HTTP app and it looked like working, but then there was no expected change in its behavior. Only then I realized that the new code didn't compile. It would be better if the program would be terminated always (after the build, if it is successful a new version is stared, otherwise nothing is started) so that I would see errors when browser tries to connect to a new version.
At least provide a flag to enable this behavior.