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Some libaries have static initializers that require security manager permissions. When this initialization occurs during normal operation, it can cause security manager exceptions depending on where a logging call is made. This commit adds a place for static initialization of log4j utility classes to be run, and specifically adds the Unbox class which wants to read env vars. closes elastic#91964
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LGTM! Quite an interesting edge case!
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* Force init of Unbox in log4j Some libaries have static initializers that require security manager permissions. When this initialization occurs during normal operation, it can cause security manager exceptions depending on where a logging call is made. This commit adds a place for static initialization of log4j utility classes to be run, and specifically adds the Unbox class which wants to read env vars. closes elastic#91964
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* Force init of Unbox in log4j Some libaries have static initializers that require security manager permissions. When this initialization occurs during normal operation, it can cause security manager exceptions depending on where a logging call is made. This commit adds a place for static initialization of log4j utility classes to be run, and specifically adds the Unbox class which wants to read env vars. closes #91964
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Some libaries have static initializers that require security manager permissions. When this initialization occurs during normal operation, it can cause security manager exceptions depending on where a logging call is made.
This commit adds a place for static initialization of log4j utility classes to be run, and specifically adds the Unbox class which wants to read env vars.
closes #91964