Make GuavaUtilsTest use less CPU#14487
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this PR looks like it cuts the running time of the druid-processing unit tests in half 👍 |
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GuavaUtilsTest.testCancelAllis currently spinning up 3 threads, putting them in an infinite loop and then only causing one to exit. This means that 2 threads are continuing to run in the background for the entire lifetime of the surefire run just doing their infinite loop thing. Either way, the infinite loop is a poor way of doing the concurrent validation anyway, so switch it to do a proper validation with countdown latches and tasks that always exit.