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FISH-8152 Micro Maven - Devmode - Store session state #6526

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@jGauravGupta jGauravGupta commented Jan 16, 2024

This pull request introduces passing the deployment argument, keepState, to the Payara Micro runtime. The keepState argument allows developers to control the persistence of the session state across multiple redeployments during the development process. By default, the keepState argument is set to false.

Usage Example

To make use of this new feature, IDEs or tools can set the keepState property to true in the .reload file in the root directory of the deployed binary when redeploying Payara Micro.

Testing Process

For detailed instructions on testing and more information about this enhancement, please refer to the following link: Testing Process - Pull Request #284

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LGTM

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LGTM!

@jGauravGupta jGauravGupta merged commit 5afb117 into payara:master Jan 24, 2024
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