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Make it go out-of-memory. Iirc this will cause the daemon to stop after the build, even if you then free the memory again. 😄
n
hmm, interesting suggestion 😂 is that process responsible for expiring the daemon on OOM documented somewhere? Perhaps I can do something similar without first blowing up the existing process 😛
v
I have no idea, just remembering seeing some "got OOM will quite daemon after the build is finished" messages sometimes. 🙂
n
https://github.com/gradle/gradle/issues/24026 <-- I actually stumbled on this issue just before asking the question here
I'll do some digging around in the gradle codebase. Perhaps I can find something useful/insightful without having to resort to too many internal apis 🤞 Thanks for the suggestion 👍
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