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# lucee
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@zackster Just an FYI, but I'm still not totally clear on what that's supposed to do or how to leverage the feature. What's the difference between just starting and the server and then stopping it? I think the docs would be more useful (and thus more likely to be used by developers) with an example.
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the first time lucee runs, it has to install itself and any extensions which takes a bit of time, the second time you start it, it doesn't need to do all that disk intensive work it's a fairly standard practice to warm up images so when you deploy them, it's like starting the lucee service when you reboot your local desktop
it's just a flag to say automatically stop once you've booted up, which you can do as part of a CI process