CAMEL-23615: ErrorRegistry - disable TTL by default#23575
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The error registry now keeps entries based only on the maximum entries limit (100) without time-based eviction. The TTL default is changed from 1 hour to 0 (disabled). Users can still enable TTL by setting camel.errorRegistry.timeToLiveSeconds to a positive value. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Most error registries and similar in-memory stores (e.g., Micrometer, Spring Boot Actuator trace stores) either don't use time-based eviction or keep entries much longer than 1 hour. Since the registry is already bounded by
maximumEntries=100, time-based eviction is unnecessary by default and can cause users to miss recent errors that were evicted too quickly.Test plan
ManagedErrorRegistryTestpassesClaude Code on behalf of Claus Ibsen