Example:
jdk.ActiveRecording {
startTime = 17:31:30.818 (2022-09-22)
id = 1
name = "1"
destination = "/Users/erik/git/jdk20/ropa.jfr"
maxAge = 106751991167 d 7 h
flushInterval = 1,00 s
maxSize = 0 bytes
recordingStart = 17:31:30.810 (2022-09-22)
recordingDuration = 106751991167 d 7 h
}
Would be nicer if maxAge and recordingDuration could be N/A or infinite.
jdk.ActiveRecording {
startTime = 17:31:30.818 (2022-09-22)
id = 1
name = "1"
destination = "/Users/erik/git/jdk20/ropa.jfr"
maxAge = 106751991167 d 7 h
flushInterval = 1,00 s
maxSize = 0 bytes
recordingStart = 17:31:30.810 (2022-09-22)
recordingDuration = 106751991167 d 7 h
}
Would be nicer if maxAge and recordingDuration could be N/A or infinite.
- csr for
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JDK-8294518 Return ChronoUnit.FOREVER.getDuration() for unlimited timespans in JFR events
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- Closed
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- relates to
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JDK-8294758 JFR: Docs build fails after changes to RecordedObject and Timespan
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- Closed
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