Description:

I want to run a series of tasks, that are cancellable.

Expected Behaviour:

If I press CTRL-C, I want the entire script (each of the series of tasks) to be aborted (or not started).

Actual Behaviour:

I need to press CTRL-C multiple times to cancel each process.

Reproduction:

Note the -m 1 flag to run one process consecutively.

{
"sleep": "concurrently --kill-others-on-fail -m 1 \"sleep 3\" \"echo 'hi'\" \"sleep 3\" \"echo 'there'\" \"sleep 3\" \"echo 'buddy'\""
}

npm run sleep

> concurrently --kill-others-on-fail -m 1 "sleep 3" "echo 'hi'" "sleep 3" "echo 'there'" "sleep 3" "echo 'buddy'"

^C[0] sleep 3 exited with code SIGINT
[1] hi
[1] echo 'hi' exited with code 0
[2] sleep 3 exited with code 0
[3] there
[3] echo 'there' exited with code 0
[4] sleep 3 exited with code 0
[5] buddy
[5] echo 'buddy' exited with code 0

Is this a bug, or is there a way to do this that is not obvious?