[9.2] (backport #18366) make queue_max_bytes a long again allowing queues bigger than 2GB #18367
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The queue factory setting "queueMaxBytes" used to be a long link:
But with the refactoring of #18180, it became an Integer by mistake:
Which prevents queues being bigger than 2^31-1, causing crashes to anyone setting their PQ to 2GB or more:
This change makes queueMaxBytes a Long again, with a test confirming that queues larger than 2ˆ31-1 (max int) can be created.
Without this change the new test fails:
But with the change it passes: