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Unregister the MultiDb health status listener when a database is removed - #4791
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remove() passed a fresh this::onHealthStatusChange to unregisterListener, which never matches the instance registered by addDatabaseInternal, so the listener stayed and accumulated across remove/add cycles. Keep one instance for both calls, as ConnectionPool does for its post-authentication hook.
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MultiDbConnectionProviderDynamicEndpointUnitTest already covers add and remove with the same mocked pool setup, so the case does not need its own class. Package-private @VisibleForTesting accessors on the provider and HealthStatusManager replace the reflection on their private fields.
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MultiDbConnectionProvider.removeunregisters the health listener with a newthis::onHealthStatusChange, which never equals the oneaddDatabaseInternalregistered (each method reference is a new object), so the listener stays. Same cause as #4749.Listeners left for the endpoint in
HealthStatusManager.endpointListeners: 1 afterremove, 2 after re-adding it, 3 after another remove/add. Each health event then runsonHealthStatusChangeonce per copy.The fix keeps one instance for both calls, like
ConnectionPool.postAuthenticationHook.The new test fails on master (
expected: <0> but was: <1>) and passes with the fix.mvn teston JDK 17: 3490 tests, 0 failures; the 1 error,TokenBasedAuthenticationUnitTests, also fails on master (500 ms await).Note
Medium Risk
Touches multi-database failover health callbacks; incorrect unregister could duplicate failover handling, but the change is a small identity fix with targeted test coverage.
Overview
Fixes a listener leak when dynamically removing a database from
MultiDbConnectionProvider.removecalledunregisterListenerwith a newthis::onHealthStatusChangemethod reference, which never equals the listener registered inaddDatabaseInternal, so the callback stayed attached and could stack on remove/add cycles (same class of bug as #4749).The provider now keeps one
healthStatusListenerinstance and uses it for both register and unregister.HealthStatusManagerexposes a test-onlygetListeners(Endpoint)snapshot, plusgetHealthStatusManager()on the provider. A unit test asserts the endpoint has zero listeners after remove and exactly one after re-add.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit ed77c35. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.