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I agree that if we could develop a version of optional that could be
typedefed to C++17 optional in the future that could be an interesting win.
I still hesitate to do this as the general use API though since it promotes
the idea of null strings still. My current leaning is to only provide
option 1
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Sorry, my info on redirecting of stdout and stderr was stale (circa GemFire
7.0). Now that the code base is an Apache project, I believe redirecting of
stdout and stderr no longer occurs. However, it does shut off the Log4j2
ConsoleAppender to stdout when the LogWriterAppender is activated and turn
Given that C++17 is feature-complete, it seems prudent to adopt those
patterns as much as possible.
My fear with #4 is that we're introducing a special case API that users
become accustomed to and then unwilling to later switch to std::optional.
And then we'd end up supporting multiple ways to do
Hi Juan,
Thanks for the detailed analysis.
I did some digging too and cannot see why the QUIT signal might be getting
lost. I'll do some more investigation...
Just for reference, you can still use the 'jstack' tool to get thread dumps
although they just show on the terminal where you run the com
Hello again,
Regarding my last question from the original email (unformatted jetty
logging when enabling --*redirect-output*), it looks like the offending
library within the *geode-pulse.war* is *commons-logging-x.x.jar.* The
library is configured as *providedCompile* in *build.gradle* and, by
def
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