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Use new socket for each source file #163
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As a workaround for the issue we have with the JS process returning the LST for a previously parsed source file, the Java parser frontend now creates a new socket for each source file being parsed.
OlegDokuka
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As a workaround for the issue we have with the JS process returning the LST for a previously parsed source file, the Java parser frontend now creates a new socket for each source file being parsed.