Increase gradle build memory to 2 GB #4868
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Full builds of atlasdb sometimes fail due to gradle running out of memory. The gradle wrapper does not allow passing JVM arguments for the build VM on the command-line, so it must be done in gradle.properties instead. Increasing the maximum amount of memory that can be allocated from the default of 512M to 2G.
sudiksha27
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Jun 29, 2020
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build passes in #4872 |
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Full builds of atlasdb sometimes fail due to gradle running out of memory. The gradle wrapper does not allow passing JVM arguments for the build VM on the command-line, so it must be done in gradle.properties instead. Increasing the maximum amount of memory that can be allocated from the default of 512M to 2G.