Improve dispatcher error logging for client errors#1536
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Catch IllegalArgumentException separately in GeoWebCacheDispatcher and log at WARNING level with message only (no stack trace). These are client errors (e.g. requesting an unsupported format) that do not warrant a full stack trace at SEVERE level.
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Waiting on geoserver/geoserver#9538 to fix the broken tests |
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Ignoring broken downstream (GeoServer) tests |
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Catch IllegalArgumentException separately in GeoWebCacheDispatcher and log at WARNING level with message only (no stack trace).
These are client errors (e.g. requesting an unsupported format like 'image/png is not a supported format for layer_name') that do not warrant a full stack trace at SEVERE level. The client still receives a proper 400 response with the error message.