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Somewhere between 8109b5f and is there after 96f4bfc, the Partition Processor cancellation behavior changed and is no longer being cleanly stopped when the managed runtimes get shutdown.
This change or something connected to it might be causing the Partition Processor (which runs on the root future of the partition-specific runtime) not to get a shutdown signal anymore.
This commit makes the PartitionProcessorManager fully asynchronous and handles
the shut down of PPs as well as errors arising when starting the PP.
This fixes#2258.
Somewhere between 8109b5f and is there after 96f4bfc, the Partition Processor cancellation behavior changed and is no longer being cleanly stopped when the managed runtimes get shutdown.
This change or something connected to it might be causing the Partition Processor (which runs on the root future of the partition-specific runtime) not to get a shutdown signal anymore.
Originally posted by @pcholakov in 0cc9816
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