Description
I saw this once over 36 tserver/days, caused by an InvalidArgumentException, so odd occurrence. It was doing CI but before agitation started so it was a non issue, but it could be. The code around this is
for (DfsLogger logger : loggers) { try { logger.close(); } catch (DfsLogger.LogClosedException ex) { // ignore } catch (Throwable ex) { log.error("Unable to cleanly close log " + logger.getFileName() + ": " + ex); } } loggers.clear(); logSizeEstimate.set(0);
so it seems like it blindly powered forward. However, because of the frequency of syncs and such, even if there was agitation the odds of losing data are very minute, but I do believe their still there.
But because the log message just relies on error.toString, I didn't get the violating stack trace. At the bare minimum, the message should be updated to log the full stack trace.