Filter out special gradle threads from leak control #47713
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This commit adds a thread filter for gradle unit tests which omits threads gradle may create that we have no control over shutting down. The current example of this is for project.exec which gradle pools. closes elastic#47417
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This commit adds a thread filter for gradle unit tests which omits threads gradle may create that we have no control over shutting down. The current example of this is for project.exec which gradle pools. closes #47417
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This commit adds a thread filter for gradle unit tests which omits
threads gradle may create that we have no control over shutting down.
The current example of this is for project.exec which gradle pools.
closes #47417