As I understand, once the Python process which connects to the remote session exits, it will also stop the shared session in MATLAB (as seen here). I'm wondering if it would be possible to add a flag allowing us to reuse the shared session between multiple Python scripts?
To give a context, I generate multiple files with MATLAB during the build of a project, and starting/stopping MATLAB for each file is time consuming. The idea here would be to open a shared session at the beginning of the build, generate the files (when required) with MATLAB using this shared session, and close MATLAB at the end.
As I understand, once the Python process which connects to the remote session exits, it will also stop the shared session in MATLAB (as seen here). I'm wondering if it would be possible to add a flag allowing us to reuse the shared session between multiple Python scripts?
To give a context, I generate multiple files with MATLAB during the build of a project, and starting/stopping MATLAB for each file is time consuming. The idea here would be to open a shared session at the beginning of the build, generate the files (when required) with MATLAB using this shared session, and close MATLAB at the end.