The reload module currently uses the default command processing behavior which spawns a thread. Some modules may be unhappy if they're reload()'d in a different thread than the main phenny thread - for instance sqlite3 doesn't like being shared among threads.
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The reload module currently uses the default command processing behavior which spawns a thread. Some modules may be unhappy if they're reload()'d in a different thread than the main phenny thread - for instance sqlite3 doesn't like being shared among threads.