Examples with WARN org.slf4j.event.Level.WARN used on opensource projects

Example 1 with WARN

use of org.slf4j.event.Level.WARN in project opentelemetry-java by open-telemetry.

the class SdkMeterTest method testLongHistogram_upperCaseConflict.

@Test
void testLongHistogram_upperCaseConflict() {
    LongHistogram longHistogram = sdkMeter.histogramBuilder("testLongValueRecorder").ofLongs().setDescription("My very own counter").setUnit("metric tonnes").build();
    assertThat(longHistogram).isNotNull();
    assertThat(logs.getEvents()).isEmpty();
    sdkMeter.histogramBuilder("testLongValueRecorder".toUpperCase()).ofLongs().build();
    assertThat(logs.assertContains(loggingEvent -> loggingEvent.getLevel().equals(WARN), "Failed to register metric.").getThrowable()).hasMessageContaining("Metric with same name and different descriptor already created.");
}

Example 2 with WARN

use of org.slf4j.event.Level.WARN in project opentelemetry-java by open-telemetry.

the class SdkMeterTest method testDoubleUpDownCounter.

@Test
void testDoubleUpDownCounter() {
    DoubleUpDownCounter doubleUpDownCounter = sdkMeter.upDownCounterBuilder("testDoubleUpDownCounter").ofDoubles().setDescription("My very own counter").setUnit("metric tonnes").build();
    assertThat(doubleUpDownCounter).isNotNull();
    // Note: We no longer get the same instrument instance as these instances are lightweight
    // objects backed by storage now.  Here we just make sure it doesn't log an error.
    sdkMeter.upDownCounterBuilder("testDoubleUpDownCounter").ofDoubles().setDescription("My very own counter").setUnit("metric tonnes").build();
    assertThat(logs.getEvents()).isEmpty();
    sdkMeter.upDownCounterBuilder("testDoubleUpDownCounter").ofDoubles().build();
    assertThat(logs.assertContains(loggingEvent -> loggingEvent.getLevel().equals(WARN), "Failed to register metric.").getThrowable()).hasMessageContaining("Metric with same name and different descriptor already created.");
}

Example 3 with WARN

use of org.slf4j.event.Level.WARN in project opentelemetry-java by open-telemetry.

the class SdkMeterTest method testLongUpDownCounter.

@Test
void testLongUpDownCounter() {
    LongUpDownCounter longUpDownCounter = sdkMeter.upDownCounterBuilder("testLongUpDownCounter").setDescription("My very own counter").setUnit("metric tonnes").build();
    assertThat(longUpDownCounter).isNotNull();
    // Note: We no longer get the same instrument instance as these instances are lightweight
    // objects backed by storage now.  Here we just make sure it doesn't throw to grab
    // a second instance.
    sdkMeter.upDownCounterBuilder("testLongUpDownCounter").setDescription("My very own counter").setUnit("metric tonnes").build();
    assertThat(logs.getEvents()).isEmpty();
    sdkMeter.upDownCounterBuilder("testLongUpDownCounter").build();
    assertThat(logs.assertContains(loggingEvent -> loggingEvent.getLevel().equals(WARN), "Failed to register metric.").getThrowable()).hasMessageContaining("Metric with same name and different descriptor already created.");
}

Example 4 with WARN

use of org.slf4j.event.Level.WARN in project opentelemetry-java by open-telemetry.

the class SdkMeterTest method testLongCounter_upperCaseConflict.

@Test
void testLongCounter_upperCaseConflict() {
    LongCounter longCounter = sdkMeter.counterBuilder("testLongCounter").setDescription("My very own counter").setUnit("metric tonnes").build();
    assertThat(longCounter).isNotNull();
    sdkMeter.counterBuilder("testLongCounter".toUpperCase()).build();
    assertThat(logs.assertContains(loggingEvent -> loggingEvent.getLevel().equals(WARN), "Failed to register metric.").getThrowable()).hasMessageContaining("Metric with same name and different descriptor already created.");
}

Example 5 with WARN

use of org.slf4j.event.Level.WARN in project opentelemetry-java by open-telemetry.

the class SdkMeterTest method testLongCounter.

@Test
void testLongCounter() {
    LongCounter longCounter = sdkMeter.counterBuilder("testLongCounter").setDescription("My very own counter").setUnit("metric tonnes").build();
    assertThat(longCounter).isNotNull();
    // Note: We no longer get the same instrument instance as these instances are lightweight
    // objects backed by storage now.  Here we just make sure it doesn't log a warning.
    sdkMeter.counterBuilder("testLongCounter").setDescription("My very own counter").setUnit("metric tonnes").build();
    assertThat(logs.getEvents()).isEmpty();
    sdkMeter.counterBuilder("testLongCounter").build();
    assertThat(logs.assertContains(loggingEvent -> loggingEvent.getLevel().equals(WARN), "Failed to register metric.").getThrowable()).hasMessageContaining("Metric with same name and different descriptor already created.");
}