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chore: add graphql schema update and wrap process.kill to swallow ESRCH error #30434

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Noticed this error shows up from time to time in open mode in firefox. This has to do with process.kill being called with a process that doesn't exist. Since we can assume the process we are trying to kill has already been killed, we can swallow this error. Also added the FIREFOX_CDP_FAILED_TO_CONNECT to the graphql schema which I missed in #30393

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@AtofStryker AtofStryker changed the title chore: add graphql schema update and wrap process.kill to swallow esr… chore: add graphql schema update and wrap process.kill to swallow ESRCH error Oct 21, 2024
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@AtofStryker AtofStryker merged commit aafac6a into develop Oct 21, 2024
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