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When writing the users and users_roles files, we wrap a custom writer in a print writer. There is a problem with this though: when print writer closes it closes our underlying custom writer and the close implementation for our custom writer is not trivial, it executes code that can throw an I/O exception. When print writer invokes this close and an I/O exception is thrown, it swallows that exception and sets the status on the print writer to error. One would think that we could simply check this status but alas print writer is broken here. The act of checking the status causes print writer to try to flush the underyling stream which is going to be completely undefined because the underlying stream might or might not be closed. This might cause another exception to be thrown, losing the original. Print writer screwed the pooch here, there is no good reason to try to do any I/O after the underlying writer entered a failed state. To address this we remove the use of print writer, we use our custom writer directly. This allows any thrown exceptions to bubble up. Relates elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch#2288 Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@11b8dd5641 |
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