[GitHub] [solr] markrmiller commented on pull request #265: SOLR-15590 - Startup and CoreContainer managed by Core Service

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markrmiller commented on pull request #265:
URL: https://github.com/apache/solr/pull/265#issuecomment-907034437


   > Seems like it should have generated a ticket with Jetty at least since while the spec doesn't actually state that the call to init() > must have been completed, that sure sounds like something the spec authors wouldn't have thought necessary to say...
   
   I doubt it was ever actually their issue. I could care less about the webapp spec, webapp's are terrible, but filter init / process is fairly fundamental and unlikely to be gotten wrong by any container out there, other than perhaps a short lived high level blunder. Plenty of things up the stack they would be toast on if this was a standard problem.
   
   More likely someone was looking at tests when they looked at that particular race. If you hotwire a filter into Jetty, you can mostly certainly do it in a way that will not follow any specs or rules, or sanity if you so choose or fall into.
   
   


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