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03/10/2024, 4:38 PMI have two jars having same class path. How to ignore a class file from a jar in gradle. - k
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09/10/2026, 6:41 PMHi team. I'm experimenting with VFS and am sometimes encountering "Too many open files" when compiling a large project. The tricky part is that the project is containerized and I'm not a Docker expert, so am looking to find the worst gotchas or known-incompatible smells. Of course, I've referenced this documentation but there are additional nuances with containers; bind mounts vs. volumes, etc. docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/file_system_watching.html#…ni- 3
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