JDK 9 now supports argument files.
However, if I pass an argument file to a tool like Gradle and it in turn uses an argument file for my arguments and its own, then I get a nested argument file.
That fails to run.
While reading an argument file, if another argument file is found, expand it there in place. Also, detect recursive inclusions and don't process any file already processed without an error.
However, if I pass an argument file to a tool like Gradle and it in turn uses an argument file for my arguments and its own, then I get a nested argument file.
That fails to run.
While reading an argument file, if another argument file is found, expand it there in place. Also, detect recursive inclusions and don't process any file already processed without an error.
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JDK-8136930 Simplify use of module-system options by custom launchers
- Resolved
- links to