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[jira] [Created] (FLINK-30454) Inconsistent class hierarchy in TaskIOMetricGroup
Gunnar Morling created FLINK-30454:
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Summary: Inconsistent class hierarchy in TaskIOMetricGroup
Key: FLINK-30454
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FLINK-30454
Project: Flink
Issue Type: Improvement
Components: Runtime / Metrics
Reporter: Gunnar Morling
I noticed an interesting issue when trying to compile the flink-runtime module with Eclipse (same for VSCode): the _private_ inner class {{org.apache.flink.runtime.metrics.groups.TaskIOMetricGroup.SizeGauge}} has yet another _public_ inner class, {{SizeSupplier}}. The public method {{org.apache.flink.runtime.metrics.groups.TaskIOMetricGroup.registerMailboxSizeSupplier(SizeSupplier<Integer>)}} has a parameter of that type. The invocation of this method in {{org.apache.flink.streaming.runtime.tasks.StreamTask.StreamTask(Environment, TimerService, UncaughtExceptionHandler, StreamTaskActionExecutor, TaskMailbox)}} can be compiled with the javac compiler of the JDK but fails to compile with ecj:
{code}
The type TaskIOMetricGroup.SizeGauge from the descriptor computed for the target context is not visible here.
{code}
I tend to believe that the behavior of Eclipse's compiler is the correct one. After all, you couldn't explicitly reference the {{SizeSupplier}} type either. One possible fix would be to promote {{SizeSupplier}} to the same level as {{SizeGauge}}. This would be source-compatible but not binary-compatible, though. I.e. code compiled against the earlier signature of {{registerMailboxSizeSupplier()}} would be broken with a {{NoSuchMethodError}}. Depending on whether {{registerMailboxSizeSupplier()}} are expected in client code or not, this may or may not be acceptable. Another fix would be to make {{SizeGauge}} public. I think that's the change I'd do. Curious what other folks here think.
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