The broker uses unique IDs for logging statements. As logging changes
over time we need a way to "retire" these IDs (e.g. when certain
logging statements are no longer needed) to ensure they are not used
This commit does the following:
- Removes all the logging methods which are no longer used and
"retires" the corresponding ID (i.e. adds them to the `retiredIDs`
list for that LogBundle).
- Updates the validation for IDs that have been retired or are in
active use including a new suggestion about a valid ID to use when an
invalid ID is found.
- Fixes all the regular expressions in all the various uses of
`@LogBundle` to ensure there are no overlaps to prevent duplicates
between bundles.
Changes from myself and Robbie Gemmell (see PR). This closes#5303.
Before the changes in 15dd24754a temporary
web resources could proliferate and consume inordinate amounts of disk
space because their directory names were generated uniquely every time
Jetty was started. However, now that they are deterministic no
proliferation is possible. Jetty will create the directories when it
starts, remove them when it stops, and if it fails to clean-up on
shutdown (e.g. crash from OOME) it will clean-up and recreate them when
it starts.
Therefore, our own house-keeping of those directories is no longer
needed and, in fact, causes problems. For example, when executing the
`restartEmbeddedWebServer` management operation the temp web resources
will actually be removed inadvertently causing the web console to fail.
This commit removes the web temp house-keeping logic as well as the
related tests. It also modifies & adds tests to ensure Jetty does this
house-keeping on its own.
Updates artemis-log-annotation-processor to use artemis-project so that
artemis-pom can reference artemis-log-annotation-processor without cycle.
Split out its tests to their own module to faciltate, also exercising the
profile mechanism to enable the processor usage with trigger file.
Simplify disabling processing in the module using maven.compiler.proc prop
available since maven-compiler-plugin 3.13.0
Uses a dummy non-processor path at root to 'disable' processsing on JDK < 23,
accounting for Maven 3 not being able to unset maven.compiler.proc from a
parent, and JDKs < 21 requiring newest builds to support -proc:full value
needed otherwise to reenable processing once explicitly disabled.
Justin Bertram
Domenico Francesco Bruscino
Clebert Suconic
Robbie Gemmell
Gary Tully
Alexey Markevich
Stephen Higgs