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DATAJPA-1172 (backport) Log when an exception gets swallowed during setting of parameters. #217
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It looks like we could actually get rid of catching the exception and just let it propagate. But we are not confident enough in this to take such a risk so late in the release life cycle just to get better error reporting.
It looks like we could actually get rid of catching the exception and just let it propagate. But we are not confident enough in this to take such a risk so late in the release life cycle just to get better error reporting. Original pull request: #217.
Avoid explicit line breaks by reorganizing code. Original pull request: #217.
It looks like we could actually get rid of catching the exception and just let it propagate. But we are not confident enough in this to take such a risk so late in the release life cycle just to get better error reporting. Original pull request: #217.
Avoid explicit line breaks by reorganizing code. Original pull request: #217.
It looks like we could actually get rid of catching the exception and just let it propagate. But we are not confident enough in this to take such a risk so late in the release life cycle just to get better error reporting. Original pull request: #217.
Avoid explicit line breaks by reorganizing code. Original pull request: #217.
After upgrading to last modifications we have following exceptions:
Problem reproduces with select which has 2 identical SpEL expressions "?#{principal.username}" Simplified part of JPQL causes this warning:
Whats wrong and why we have this warning? |
This PR has uncovered a minor bug, which now triggers these warning. Other than the warnings in the logs there shouldn't be any negative effects for you or your application. And the logs should go away with an update in the near future. |
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