Why? Because of this:
[INFO] amps:stop in 54s
Plus, add on all the time atlas-run takes from the time my plugin fails to the time jira is up and running and ready to be shutdown gracefully.
I am wasting several minutes every time something goes wrong.
If the plugin fails, then just fix the problem and use āatlas-packageā to repackage it. If you have quickreload set up, then it should reinstall the plugin immediately at runtime. You shouldnāt need to stop and start the full container.
Wow, I was thinking that to āreloadā something, it actually had to be āloadedā in the first place. LOL
Thanks so much!
You can speed it up even more if you do auto-save / auto-package in your IDE. For front-end stuff, I use nodemon to start atlas-mvn package on changes
nodemon
atlas-mvn package