public void addExceptionThrown(int partIndex, Throwable throwable) {
    """
	This method is thread-safe.
	The previous move for this partIndex (if it hasn't been consumed yet), will still be returned during iteration
	before the iteration throws an exception.
	@param partIndex {@code 0 <= partIndex < partCount}
	@param throwable never null
	@see BlockingQueue#add(Object)
    """
        long eventIndex = nextEventIndexMap.get(partIndex).getAndIncrement();
        PartitionChangedEvent<Solution_> event = new PartitionChangedEvent<>(
                partIndex, eventIndex, throwable);
        queue.add(event);
    }
public void addExceptionThrown(int partIndex, Throwable throwable) {
        long eventIndex = nextEventIndexMap.get(partIndex).getAndIncrement();
        PartitionChangedEvent<Solution_> event = new PartitionChangedEvent<>(
                partIndex, eventIndex, throwable);
        queue.add(event);
    }
public void addExceptionThrown ( int partIndex , Throwable throwable ) { long eventIndex = nextEventIndexMap . get ( partIndex ) . getAndIncrement ( ) ; PartitionChangedEvent < Solution_ > event = new PartitionChangedEvent <> ( partIndex , eventIndex , throwable ) ; queue . add ( event ) ; }
This method is thread-safe.
The previous move for this partIndex (if it hasn't been consumed yet), will still be returned during iteration
before the iteration throws an exception.
@param partIndex {@code 0 <= partIndex < partCount}
@param throwable never null
@see BlockingQueue#add(Object)
This method is thread - safe . The previous move for this partIndex ( if it hasn t been consumed yet ) will still be returned during iteration before the iteration throws an exception .