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[QoL Update] Allow local scripts to be deleted/replaced without having to close down the client

irwtonrs1
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Another client can do this. It's annoying when you have to swap scripts on a bunch of VPS's and have to close down and restart 20+ clients just to do so. 

 

Unlikely we'll see this anytime soon, but would be a nice QoL update.

I'm having no issues.

I have no issues when I export my jars while the client is running, however I think OP

means doing it manually, then it's indeed not possible.

When you manually try to copy/delete/overwrite a jar in the scripts folder it will not let you because it's in use.

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I have no issues when I export my jars while the client is running, however I think OP

means doing it manually, then it's indeed not possible.

When you manually try to copy/delete/overwrite a jar in the scripts folder it will not let you because it's in use.

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use linux vps and u wont have that type of problem. 

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    I couldn't replicate the issue using the regular public client, no problem compiling and refreshing scripts.

    xcopy with a .bat

    xcopy /y C:\Users\ComputerName\OSBot\ScriptName.jar C:\Users\ComputerName\OSBot\Scripts

     

    save as a .bat

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