Add detach mode for running hyscale in the background #3
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This adds the ability to run hyscale as a background daemon process: Features: - New -detach/-d flag to start process in background - New -stop flag to gracefully stop a running detached instance - PID file management (.hyscale.pid) prevents duplicate instances - Logs redirect to hyscale.log when running in detached mode - Process survives terminal/SSH disconnects - Clean shutdown handling with automatic PID file cleanup - Graceful signal handling (SIGINT/SIGTERM) Usage: ./hyscale -detach # Start in background ./hyscale -stop # Stop running instance The detached process continues running independently and logs all output to hyscale.log in the same directory as the executable. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This adds the ability to run hyscale as a background daemon process:
Features:
Usage:
./hyscale -detach # Start in background
./hyscale -stop # Stop running instance
The detached process continues running independently and logs all output to hyscale.log in the same directory as the executable.