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The linked failed has a segfault in the jvm:
so to me it looks very different from the failure in the stackoverflow thread.
Any good arguments why these changes would solve the issue?
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I'd say the error in the CI
and the error in Stackoverflow:
look quite similar.
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Yeah, but the stackoverflow post claims that it is related the classpath being too long:
That seems like something one would be a reproducible errror? And it seems very unlikely that would be the root cause of the segmentation fault?
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You would think that should be deterministic, but since GC is involved, this might be probabilistic.
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But the issue that is mentioned in the stackoverflow post "Java classpath being too long when invoking sbt.ForkMain in certain linux distros" is referring to limits on arguments length of a process (https://www.in-ulm.de/~mascheck/various/argmax/) this is not something that has to do with the JVM or something were the GC would be involved?