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[GitHub] [nifi] markobean commented on pull request #6638: NIFI-10703 - Updated VersionedDataflow to support MaxEventDrivenThrea…

markobean commented on PR #6638:
URL: https://github.com/apache/nifi/pull/6638#issuecomment-1309351043

   Performed a full build with Java 11 (basic build without contrib-check profile). Installed and started NiFi. The flow.json.gz file included a property for event driven threads with default value of 1:
    ` "maxEventDrivenThreadCount": 1,`
   
   Changed the value to 5. Confirmed new value in UI and in flow.json.gz and flow.xml.gz.
   ```
     "maxEventDrivenThreadCount": 5,
     <maxEventDrivenThreadCount>5</maxEventDrivenThreadCount>
   ```
   
   Restarted NiFi. The Maximum event driven thread count returned to "1" in the UI. Confirmed in flow.json.gz and flow.xml.gz.
   ```
     "maxEventDrivenThreadCount": 1,
     <maxEventDrivenThreadCount>1</maxEventDrivenThreadCount>
   ```
   This PR does not fix the issue. 
   
   @thenatog Did you perform the above test? Did you get different results? I am about to be away for the long holiday weekend. If it is not resolved by next week, I'll take a deeper look to determine what is happening.
   
   


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