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[3.1.x] Backports tracker from 3.2 to 3.1.6 #1111
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This commit prevents the undesirable interruption of the WorkerTask's thread when a cancellation happens within the run() method (eg. a MonoNext is cancelling upon first onNext downstream). This would previously lead to a race condition between the cancellation and the setFuture, which would interrupt if called AFTER the dispose. This is a backport of #1108 (commit a0b752a), as tracked in #1111
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This commit adds a lock to the StepVerifier that is only used when virtual time is activated, resulting in the VirtualTimeScheduler activation, publisher verification and VTS reset to be mutually exclusive with other StepVerifier.withVirtualTime verify() invocations. This prevent different StepVerifier from side-effecting each other, as the StepVerifier is installed using a global hook. This is a backport of #1104 (commit 1bd4968), as tracked in #1111
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This commit makes the MonoCompletionStage drop errors that are thrown inside the future.whenComplete block (which can happen with fatal exceptions). Additionally, the default onErrorDropped behavior also logs the dropped error. This results in these errors being visible in the logs, where they were previously swallowed by CompletionFuture.whenComplete. This is a backport of #1126 (commit 7e29da8), as tracked in #1111
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This commit reworks the reactor-core-micrometer module in several ways: - made the context-propagation dependency optional - added `Micrometer#isContextPropagationAvailable` to detect it at runtime - also added `Micrometer#isTracingAvailable` as a bonus - reworked MicrometerObservationListener to check context-propagation is available and fallback to exclusively use Reactor Context to deal with Observation hierarchy: - read Observation from Context - don't open a scope, but rather start new Observation setting old one as parent explicitly - store the new Observation in the ContextView - when context-propagation is there, focus on Micrometer.Observation ContextSnapshot key using a predicate in eg. `captureUsing`
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Reference this issue and the cherry-picked commit id in the commit message of each backport, like so:
This is a backport of #1108 (commit a0b752a), as tracked in #1111
✅(e8f7867)This is a backport of #1104 (commit 1bd4968), as tracked in #1111
✅(65e7d62)This is a backport of #1109 (commit 92df4ab), as tracked in #1111
✅(5291239)This is a backport of #1126 (commit 7e29da8), as tracked in #1111
✅(97d110f)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: