I am trying to look at the many test failures we have for
"CloudAuthStreamTest".
This test spins up 2 solrcloud clusters with several cores each. One thing
that might help me out is if I could inspect the "solr.log" for each of the
cores. But I am not finding the logs anywhere. Can anyone give m
My initial concern here is to decrease the amount of mail I get! Solr
test failures create a lot of clutter. I honestly failed to notice
this test only fails in 8.x and I do see now you have already done a
lot of work with this test. I think if we have no intention of fixing
this test in the old
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> Perhaps I missed something, but so far it seems quite cumbersome. Hope it
> helps.
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> On Thu, Dec 14, 2023 at 3:59 AM James Dyer wrote:
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> > I am trying to look at the many test failures we have for
> > "CloudAuthStreamTest".
> > This test spins up 2 s
This failure stems from there not being a proper "close" method on the
JDK Http client, until Java 21. I added better thread clean-up to the
unit tests and let's hope this won't happen any more.
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David, let me try and address your concerns with the approach. I am
open to other approaches, however, we need something that will work
consistently. I would like for what I have now to run in our CI for
at least a week to see if we get more failures or not, before changing
it further. I do not
For the second item, instead of "Solrj now offers async HTTP/2
Requests", it would be better to say "SolrJ now offers an improved
async request API". We previously supported async but SOLR-14763
merely offers a better API and deprecates the existing one. I realize
the JIRA title is not so accurat
Jason, you may want to know that PR #2828 (to be merged to main soon)
will rename TestLBHttp2SolrClient to LBHttp2SolrClientIntegrationTest.
I did not look into why it fails sometimes, but I have a feeling it is
because it relies on Thread.sleep and clock time.
On Fri, Nov 1, 2024 at 1:46 PM Jason
