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Modify warning logic in WindowsJNAAffinity.setAffinity #118
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Hi @yevgenp thanks for sorting this out 👍
Please can you get the Windows build green before merging - I believe it has been broken for a while but this is a good opportunity to fix it.
@@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ public void setAffinity(final BitSet affinity) { | |||
throw new IllegalStateException("SetThreadAffinityMask((" + pid + ") , &(" + affinity + ") ) errorNo=" + e.getErrorCode(), e); | |||
} | |||
BitSet affinity2 = getAffinity0(); | |||
if (!affinity2.equals(affinity)) { | |||
if (!affinity2.intersects(affinity)) { |
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Is it possible to cover this with a Windows specific unit test?
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That warning is being produced on every Windows test (except when run on a single CPU). IMO it would not yield too much value to test a single log line. Especially, when we can't reproduce a negative case.
Closes #117