Re: [PR] Add the query-tail command to find query-heavy pages [grails-core]

["jdaugherty (via GitHub)" <gi...@apache.org>]

jdaugherty commented on PR #16631:
URL: https://github.com/apache/grails-core/pull/16631#issuecomment-6374258809

   Two changes to the branch itself, now a single commit, b429e3794c:
   
   - **Renamed to `query-tail`.** With Cypher and MongoDB commands captured alongside SQL, `sql-tail` no longer said what it does. The command is `grails query-tail`, the flag `run-app --query-tail`, the settings `grails.gorm.queryTail.enabled` and `.file`, the capture file `build/query-tail/capture.log`, the packages `org.apache.grails.data.*.querytail`, and the classes `QueryTail*`; the CLI's `SqlStatementType` and `SqlStatementCollapser` became `StatementType` and `StatementCollapser` for the same reason. The guide section, the reference page, the What's New entry and the configuration metadata follow. The PR title and description are updated.
   - **Squashed.** The fourteen commits are one, so the earlier line-comment anchors point at history that is no longer on the branch; the threads themselves are all resolved.
   
   Also in this commit, from a review pass over the Neo4j/MongoDB work: a client-level MongoDB `bulkWrite` now has the keys of its `document` and `updateMods` entries resolved against the mapping like `insert` and `update` do, so a map property's keys cannot leak through it; a capture path that cannot be resolved raises the documented `UncheckedIOException` rather than a sneaky `IOException` through the Java Neo4j factory; the run-app flag, the command description and the configuration metadata describe all three stores; and the connection-source and factory specs of the MongoDB and Hibernate modules gained the query-tail settings and listener lifecycle cases.
   


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