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The file systems are kept open, and should be closed after the program exists. In the previous version, the For JAR files, I think this behavior is acceptable. Nobody should alter or delete them anyway when KeY is running. For proof bundle, this looks different. |
Are you sure that this is a good idea? Does this not also prevent concurrent read access (because the file system throws a Proof Bundles are not relevant here, since they are always extracted into a temporary directory first before reading from it. The possibility to alter a bundle (e.g. adding more proofs or changing them) is currently not implemented. |
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