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"File already in use" errors in some cases
See original GitHub issueI have not observed this issue myself, but if you search for gradlew stop in the Fabric discord you can see many instances of people encountering this error. If there is a way for Loom to handle this better or provide nicer diagnostics, that would be very nice.
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This has been a common issue for ages, it used to be much much worse however. Tracking down the cause of them is a struggle. What would help is people reporting the issue when it happens with a full --stracktrace log so we can try and figure out patterns to where the most common causes of it are. This is made even harder by the cause of the issue is usually a previous run but then getting a stacktrace only happens after a re-run in a bad state.
Another option would be to try and stop the deamon after a failiure? I’m not aware of a nice way to do this.
If someone can reproduce these issues that would also be great help, even better if we could write a unit test to prove it.
Not seen this for a while, the issue I was talking about was fixed in Mixin.