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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Major
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JDK11 / Windows10 / Jenkins LTS v2.332.3
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2.358, 2.346.3
This issue is related to PR #6044
These <discarded> messages seem to appear randomly after a few minutes of using the Jenkins server.
Each time I refresh the log page, the date of the <discarded> messages is updated and the number of lines displayed no longer increases.
Would it be possible to no longer display these <discarded> messages to keep access the relevant traces in the system logs?
I haven't tried deploying Jenkins v2.332.3 on a Linux platform. Do these "<discarded>" messages only appear on Windows, or can they also appear on Linux?
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JENKINS-63458 Agent deadlock associated with SlaveInitializer, part III
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- Resolved
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[JENKINS-68417] System log no longer usable as soon as it is full of "<discarded>" messages (regression in 2.325)
Labels | New: regression |
Summary | Original: System log no longer usable as soon as it is full of "<discarded>" messages | New: System log no longer usable as soon as it is full of "<discarded>" messages (regression in 2.325) |
CC'ing jglick who implemented this change in behavior. My understanding is that these messages only appear when the system is under memory pressure. So I think you should be able to make these messages disappear by increasing the heap size of your JVM.