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smalltalkci: Debug tests in headful mode (show VM window).

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$ smalltalkci --headful

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The command "smalltalkci --headful" is an instruction used in the SmalltalkCI tool, which is a Continuous Integration (CI) system for Smalltalk programming languages.

"smalltalkci" is the main command used to run the SmalltalkCI tool. This command is typically followed by various options and arguments to specify the desired behavior of the SmalltalkCI tool.

In this particular case, the option "--headful" is included after the "smalltalkci" command. The "--headful" option indicates that the SmalltalkCI tool should run in a graphical mode, meaning that it will have a graphical user interface (GUI) rather than running in a headless (non-graphical) mode. By running in headful mode, it allows the user to utilize the graphical capabilities of the Smalltalk programming language, such as rendering graphical elements or interacting with graphical user interfaces.

Overall, the command "smalltalkci --headful" is instructing the SmalltalkCI tool to run in a graphical mode, enabling the utilization of graphical features and interactions within the Smalltalk programming environment.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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