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jUnit5 uses thread interrupt to stop hanging tests after the timeout expires. Some of our tests ignore InterruptedException by using:
- AwaitUtils
- netty’s syncUninterruptibly()
- awaitRequestNUninterruptibly
- awaitCancelledUninterruptibly
As the result, these tests may hang forever and jUnit5 won’t be able to stop them.
We should not ignore InterruptedException
or run something uninte
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The client is currently only logging errors and warnings. For debugging purposes and during application development, it would be very useful to also have logs detailing the message flow.
Preferred solution or suggestions
TRACE level logging for incoming and outgoing MQTT control packet types, e.g., PUBLISH, SUBSCRIBE, PUBACK, SUBACK.
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We make sure in the CI configuration to build with jdk8, but it would be safer to specify this in the build (javacOptions/scalacOptions) explicitly.
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It would be nice if each operator Javadoc could clearly define the backpressure behaviour.
RxJava does something like this, e.g. http://reactivex.io/RxJava/javadoc/io/reactivex/Flowable.html#flatMap-io.reactivex.functions.Function-