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The Java class data sharing archive can now be created by the CLI using the warmup command. This makes it possible to build the CDS archive during an install step so that the archive uses the right paths. Creating the archive before distributing the CLI results in the archive using absolute paths pointing to the where the CLI was built rather than where it is installed on end user machines.
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The Java class data sharing archive can now be created by the CLI using the warmup command. This makes it possible to build the CDS archive during an install step so that the archive uses the right paths. Creating the archive before distributing the CLI results in the archive using absolute paths pointing to the where the CLI was built rather than where it is installed on end user machines.
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