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When I debug an application in intellij, it insists on including all the jars in side my jre/lib folder and sub folders. Unfortunately, one of the libraries I use manually loads each class on the classpath at startup to reduce loading times during operation.

As a result, debugging my app immediately results in the process spinning at 100% and then eventually dying. If I take the command line intellij uses and remove the jars in the lib folder from the classpath, the application executes as expected.

How do I make intellij not include the jre libs?

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Project Structure (Ctrl+Alt+Shift+S) | SDKs, select your JDK, in the Classpath tab remove the jars you don't need.

CrazyCoder

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