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Disable leak detection by default #9074

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@yawkat yawkat commented Apr 6, 2023

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@yawkat yawkat requested review from graemerocher and dstepanov April 6, 2023 14:17
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@yawkat can you update the docs to clearly state that it is disabled by default and how to enable it.

Currently, it says:

Netty enables simplistic sampling resource leak detection which reports there is a leak or not, at the cost of small overhead. You can disable it or enable more advanced detection by setting property netty.resource-leak-detector-level to one of: SIMPLE (default), DISABLED, PARANOID or ADVANCED.

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yawkat commented Apr 11, 2023

@sdelamo done

@graemerocher graemerocher merged commit 65ff55f into 4.0.x Apr 11, 2023
@graemerocher graemerocher deleted the leak-level branch April 11, 2023 08:23
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