Prior to this commit, ReplicationHandler had a few inconsistencies
in how it reported errors:
- Sometimes the 'status' field was used as an enum (e.g. 'success'
v. 'failure'. Elsewhere it is used to hold error messages.
- Sometimes an explicit 'message' field was used, but often not.
- Sometimes a stack trace was provided in place of an error message.
This commit tweaks the various error cases in ReplicationHandler to
report errors consistently. 'status' is always an enum-type value. A
'message' field is provided for all errors, with an optional 'exception'
field.
This commit replaces the `try { doX(); fail(); }` pattern with the
`expectThrows` test helper, which was created for this purpose.
This commit makes these changes in the core package:
`o.a.solr.core`.
SOLR-12804: Remove static modifier from Overseer queue access.
SOLR-12896: Introduce more checks for shutdown and closed to improve clean close and shutdown. (Partial)
SOLR-12897: Introduce AlreadyClosedException to clean up silly close / shutdown logging. (Partial)
SOLR-12898: Replace cluster state polling with ZkStateReader#waitFor. (Partial)
SOLR-12923: The new AutoScaling tests are way too flaky and need special attention. (Partial)
SOLR-12932: ant test (without badapples=false) should pass easily for developers. (Partial)
SOLR-12933: Fix SolrCloud distributed commit.
Today we count the actual soft-deletes during a merge which is
unnecessary if there are no hard-deletes present. In this case, which
is considered to be the common case we can get accurate counts by substracting
the number of deleted docs in the wrapped reader from the number of soft-deletes
in that reader.
While indexing we try to apply frozen deletes packages concurrently
on indexing threads if necessary. This is done in an opaque way via
IndexWriter#processEvents. Yet, when we commit or refresh we have to
ensure we apply all frozen update packages before we return.
Today we execute the apply method in a blocking fashion which is unncessary
when we are in a IndexWriter#processEvents context, we block indexing
threads while they could just continue since it's already being applied.
We also might wait in BufferedUpdatesStream when we apply all necessary updates
were we can continue with other work instead of waiting.
This change also tries to apply the packages that are not currently applied
first in order to not unnecessarily block.
Jason Gerlowski
markrmiller
markrmiller
Chris Hostetter
Cassandra Targett
David Smiley
javanna
Namgyu Kim
Adrien Grand
Jim Ferenczi
Christoph Büscher
Joel Bernstein
Michael Sokolov
iverase
Moshe
Mikhail Khludnev
Alan Woodward
Simon Willnauer
Andrzej Bialecki
Noble Paul
Christine Poerschke
Cao Manh Dat
Dawid Weiss