Stop() function doesn't work.

[RFBomb]

per this thread:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56349033/robocopy-rh-run-end-time-parameter

The RunHours parameter is used to define a set time frame to run within. For example, only run between 2pm and 4pm.
I'm a bit confused as to why this restriction made it into the API.

as in, why use:

if (process != null && CopyOptions.RunHours.IsNullOrWhiteSpace() && !hasExited)

instead of

if (process != null && !hasExited)

Obviously I can do a workaround in the code by supplying it with a DateTime.Now() and format the string accordingly, but that seems obtuse.

The secondary question here, is if RoboCommand.Dispose() is called, that should end the process, correct?
this is how it is in the code:

if (process != null)
     process.Dispose();

Note that process.kill() is missing.
I tried using RoboCommand.Dispose(), and it just kept running (even updating my progress bar).

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Current Code for RoboCommand.Stop()

public void Stop()
{
   if (process != null && CopyOptions.RunHours.IsNullOrWhiteSpace() && !hasExited)   
   {
      process.Kill();
      hasExited = true;
      process.Dispose();
      process = null;
      isCancelled = true;
      isRunning = false;
   }
}

[RFBomb]

Yesterday was a long day. I have my thinking reversed.
I'm still wondering why the check for RunHours exists, but the code is supposed to stop it if RunHours is NOT SET.
So my wrapper now sets the string to null, then uses the Stop() command.

But, even so, this Stop() command does not appear to be working.

            RoboSharpObject.CopyOptions.RunHours = null;
            RoboSharpObject.Stop();
            if (RoboSharpObject.IsRunning)
                throw new Exception ("RoboSharp Command Still  Running!");

Throws the error every time.

Interestringly, the Pause() and Resume() methods work great.