Pretty print cluster connect timeout in logs #18648
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The default value for the cluster connect timeout is infinite, so it is represented with `Long.MAX_VALUE`. When we try to log this as it is, we output something like below. ``` ... cluster connect timeout: 9223372036854775807 ms, ... ``` To make this more clear, we will replace this with the output below. ``` ... cluster connect timeout: INFINITE, ... ``` If the user has provided some other timeout value (such as 999 ms), the output will still be as it is now. ``` ... cluster connect timeout: 999 ms, ... ```
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Type: Enhancement
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Source: Internal
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Merging this with one approval since this is a clean backport of a PR that has 3 approvals |
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Clean backport of #18642
The default value for the cluster connect timeout is infinite,
so it is represented with
Long.MAX_VALUE. When we try to logthis as it is, we output something like below.
To make this more clear, we will replace this with the
output below.
If the user has provided some other timeout value (such as 999 ms),
the output will still be as it is now.