When connecting using options other than :host and :port, error messages always refer to default host and port

[robbavey]

When connecting to MarchHare, specifying host and port by means other than :host/:port, result in error messages referring to the default host and port, rather than those passed in.

For example,

jruby-9.1.14.0 :018 > conn = MarchHare.connect(:addresses => ["invalid_host:999"])

Results in the following error:

MarchHare::ConnectionRefused: Connection to localhost:5672 refused: host unknown

Similarly, using

jruby-9.1.14.0 :019 > conn = MarchHare.connect(:hosts => ["invalid_host"])
MarchHare::ConnectionRefused: Connection to localhost:5672 refused: host unknown

Specifying a working rabbitmq instance in those parameters results in a valid connection.

[michaelklishin]

I can reproduce, thank you.

[psych0d0g]

nearing the issues birthday, ive just got bitten by it today and wasted around an hour on debugging, any plan to fix this?

[michaelklishin]

@psych0d0g this is open source software, so you are welcome to contribute. I do not make any ETA promises and unless an issue is critical, we get to them when we get to them.

[mikearruda]

nearing the issues birthday, ive just got bitten by it today and wasted around an hour on debugging, any plan to fix this?

@psych0d0g As suggested by @jsvd in logstash-plugins/logstash-output-rabbitmq#76 (comment), just remove the port option and pass the port in the host field like "host:port". I have confirmed this is working for me.

[michaelklishin]

4.1.0 will print the entire effective list of addresses instead of default values.