The merge of PR-98 moved the wrapper process to the background to allow the launching process to quickly exit. However, that very act will orphan the wrapper process. This is only a problem in environments where there is no init process (e.g. docker containers that are run with no --init flag).

Unit tests did not discover this bug due to a race condition of when the last ps was called and when the wrapper process exited. If another ps is called after the test detects that the script as finished running, the zombie state of the wrapper process is revealed.

I'm not sure how much of an issue this really is as there are numerous solutions on enabling zombie-reaping for containers, but as there is an explicit check for zombies in the unit tests, it seemed worth mentioning.