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stop

Stops running Dev Proxy instances.

Synopsis

devproxy stop [options]

Options:
  -f, --force              Force stop the proxy by killing the process
  --pid <pid>              Stop a specific instance
  --log-level <log-level>  Level of messages to log
  --no-color               Disable colored output
  --output <format>        Output format
  -h, --help               Show help

Usage

devproxy stop

Arguments

None

Options

Name Description Allowed values Default
-f, --force Forcefully terminate the Dev Proxy process instead of sending a graceful stop signal n/a n/a
--log-level <log-level> Level of messages to log Trace, Debug, Information, Warning, Error, Critical, None Information
--no-color Disable colored output n/a n/a
--output <format> Output format Text, Json Text
--pid <pid> Stop a specific Dev Proxy instance by process ID integer n/a

Remarks

When you run multiple Dev Proxy instances (using --as-system-proxy false), the stop command without --pid stops all running instances. Use the --pid option to stop a specific instance.

If the graceful stop fails (for example, because the API port is unavailable), use the --force option to forcefully terminate the process.

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