[docker] Do not close classloaders, to prevent spammy ClassNotFoundExceptions #656
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nicoloboschi
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| Boolean.parseBoolean(System.getProperty("langstream.nar.closeClassloaders", "true")); | ||
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| log.info("langstream.nar.close-classloaders = {}", CLOSE_CLASSLOADERS); |
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please align to the system property name
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When the docker container is existing, usually due to an error in the configuration, we close the classloaders and this triggers a lot of spammy ClassNotFound errors that are misleading, because users think that there is a bug somewhere in LangStream.
The trick here is not not close them: the JMV is existing, there is no risk of leaking resources.
Also the tmp directory of the container is ephemeral: we are not leaving dangling temporary files