Previously, available() would return 0 initially and then negative
values once some data head been read. It should be a positive value
(for entries with content) initially a decrease as data is read
reaching zero once an entry's data has been read in its entirety.
This commit initialises the count of the remaining bytes to
be equal to the entry's uncompressed size. It also removes logic
that closes the stream when remaining equals zero upon read or skip.
This condition was not reached before as remaining would become
negative as soon as any data was read or skipped. With the correct
initialization of remaining, the condition is now reached and it
results in test failures due to premature closure. Furthermore, the
javadoc of read and skip do not require the stream to be closed
when the reach end of file.
Closes gh-47056
The previous wording suggested that customizations always retain
default auto-configuration. Rephrased to indicate that configuration
can be fine-tuned, which more accurately reflects that some builder
methods may override or replace defaults.
See gh-46938
Signed-off-by: Seokjae Lee <seok9211@naver.com>
This commit improves the Hazelcast health indicator to fail if the
Lifecycle manager indicates that the instance is no longer running.
This is needed because when the default Out-Of-Memory handler in
Hazelcast detects a OOM error, and terminates Hazelcast, it does so on
the node but not via the Hazelcast lifecycle manager - and the results
is that it is still possible to successfully execute transactions in
Hazelcast after this termination. The health indicator should not report
UP after Hazelcast has detected an OOM and terminated itself.
See gh-46877
Signed-off-by: Tommy Karlsson <tommy.karlsson@leovegas.com>
Gradle 9.1 will deprecate support for declaring dependencies using
a map. To adapt to this, a handful of tests have been updated to
use single-string notation instead.
Closes gh-46902