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This page describes the problems with running user code in the same virtual machine as sbt, how sbt handles these problems, what types of code can use this feature, and what types of code must use a forked jvm. Skip to User Code if you just want to see when you should use a forked jvm.
I tried to find a page called “User Code” but could not find one. Maybe that phrase should be linked, or maybe it should be removed and only the “forked jvm” link should be kept. (Also, should JVM be capitalized?) Lastly, I think the title of the page could be improved, as it is not about generally running project code but specifically (as quoted above) about the problems with running it in a non-forked JVM.
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On the “Running Project Code” page of the sbt docs (source):
I tried to find a page called “User Code” but could not find one. Maybe that phrase should be linked, or maybe it should be removed and only the “forked jvm” link should be kept. (Also, should JVM be capitalized?) Lastly, I think the title of the page could be improved, as it is not about generally running project code but specifically (as quoted above) about the problems with running it in a non-forked JVM.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: