Don't wait for Boundary tunnel teardown on quit - #2271
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At /quit, mycli was waiting up to a couple of seconds to tear down the Boundary connection, and the logic allowed for an even longer wait. Instead we should just exit, and let the terminated Boundary process take care of itself. Other tunnel mechanisms (SSH and kubectl) are left untouched, since their teardown is faster in practice.
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/quit, mycli was waiting up to a couple of seconds to tear down the Boundary connection, and the logic allowed for an even longer wait.Instead we should just exit, and let the terminated Boundary process take care of itself.
Other tunnel mechanisms (SSH and kubectl) are left untouched, since their teardown is faster in practice.
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changelog.mdfile.AUTHORSfile (or it's already there).