Added thread pool metrics back to execution flow#367
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…rns 0 in 1.4.x - failing test case
Conflicts: hystrix-core/src/main/java/com/netflix/hystrix/HystrixThreadPoolMetrics.java
…ompletion() in AbstractCommand
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Hystrix-pull-requests #190 SUCCESS |
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Travis failed, but it looks unrelated. Opened #368 to track that. |
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threadPool.markThreadExecution()andthreadPool.markThreadCompletion()got removed in the 1.3 -> 1.4 rewrite. This adds them back and gets the unit tests contributed by @nurkiewicz working. Thanks for those, @nurkiewicz!