Is there a way of running tests until they break in sbt?











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Currently I'm doing this in bash:



## run until it breaks
while true; do
sbt ';test'
if [ $? -eq 1 ];
then break
fi;
done


But I would like to skip the sbt project loading overhead. Any ideas?
I'm trying to reproduce a non-deterministic bug.










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    Currently I'm doing this in bash:



    ## run until it breaks
    while true; do
    sbt ';test'
    if [ $? -eq 1 ];
    then break
    fi;
    done


    But I would like to skip the sbt project loading overhead. Any ideas?
    I'm trying to reproduce a non-deterministic bug.










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      Currently I'm doing this in bash:



      ## run until it breaks
      while true; do
      sbt ';test'
      if [ $? -eq 1 ];
      then break
      fi;
      done


      But I would like to skip the sbt project loading overhead. Any ideas?
      I'm trying to reproduce a non-deterministic bug.










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      Currently I'm doing this in bash:



      ## run until it breaks
      while true; do
      sbt ';test'
      if [ $? -eq 1 ];
      then break
      fi;
      done


      But I would like to skip the sbt project loading overhead. Any ideas?
      I'm trying to reproduce a non-deterministic bug.







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