Do not log every transient (or Erlang/OTP-provided) dependency when listing plugins #14373
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The code path in question is executed every time rabbit_plugins:list/2 (e.g. rabbit_plugins:is_enabled/1) is used, which with some distributed plugins can happen once or several times a minute. Given the maturity of the plugins subsystem, we arguably can drop those messages.
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Do not log every transient (or Erlang/OTP-provided) dependency when listing plugins (backport #14373)
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The code path in question is executed every time
rabbit_plugins:list/2 (e.g. rabbit_plugins:is_enabled/1) is used, which with some distributed plugins can
happen once or several times a minute.
Given the maturity of the plugins subsystem, we
arguably can drop those messages.