It's currently impossible to close the JarFiles in a Jar.
This doesn't matter much for SpecialSource's internal usages of Jar as it's a short-running process.
Unfortunately ForgeGradle uses SpecialSource and in a long-running gradle daemon process, so the jar files used can be stuck open for a very long time. Adding this would allow ForgeGradle to close them after using them.
LunNova
commented
6 years ago
It's currently impossible to close the JarFiles in a Jar.
This doesn't matter much for SpecialSource's internal usages of Jar as it's a short-running process.
Unfortunately ForgeGradle uses SpecialSource and in a long-running gradle daemon process, so the jar files used can be stuck open for a very long time. Adding this would allow ForgeGradle to close them after using them.