Consider "RMI Runtime" thread group as a user group#972
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LSP4J calls are serviced by the "RMI Runtime" thread group. In JDK code, this group is considered a user thread group, as it can run user code (such as LSP4J calls from clients). This change adjusts JDIThread to consider the "RMI Runtime" thread group as a user thread group. This makes it possible to debug LSP4J code without turning on the system threads Debug view filter. Which in turn avoids running into Debug view updating mechanism bugs related to using filters. See: eclipse-jdt#971
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@HannesWell is there something wrong with the bot that bumps versions? Or its only running for the platform and not for JDT? |
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LSP4J calls are serviced by the "RMI Runtime" thread group. In JDK code, this group is considered a user thread group, as it can run user code (such as LSP4J calls from clients).
This change adjusts
JDIThreadto consider the "RMI Runtime" thread group as a user thread group. This makes it possible to debug LSP4J code without turning on the system threads Debug view filter. Which in turn avoids running into Debug view updating mechanism bugs related to using filters.See: #971