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NIFI-1263: Windows considers last mod time on both rolled over files to be the same, due to the way that windows computes the lastMod time. On linux and os x it is done differently. This is easily solved by adding a small sleep to the unit test before 'rolling over' the file so that the last mod date is different on all OS's, which yields the same behavior on all OS's
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@ -319,6 +319,8 @@ public class TestTailFile {
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raf = new RandomAccessFile(file, "rw");
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raf.write("abc\n".getBytes());
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Thread.sleep(100L);
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// rename file to log.1
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raf.close();
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file.renameTo(new File("target/log.1"));
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raf = new RandomAccessFile(file, "rw");
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raf.write("abc\n".getBytes());
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Thread.sleep(100L);
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// rename file to log.1
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raf.close();
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file.renameTo(new File("target/log.1"));
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