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Set JVM heap size options #42
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We're seeing the duplication engine being killed for memory consumption in production while analyzing medium-sized repositories. This change sets an initial and maximum heap space of 384MB. This will keep us under the memory limit while leaving additional working memory for other processes.
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We're seeing the duplication engine being killed for memory consumption
in production while analyzing medium-sized repositories. This change
sets an initial and maximum heap space of 384MB. This will keep us
under the memory limit while leaving additional working memory for
other processes.
This is kind of a shot in the dark. We're seeing this behavior only in production and not in the CLI. Thoughts, @codeclimate/review?