Chronicle v4 queue.lastIndex() javadoc is misleading?

[Sergey Nekoval]

queue.lastIndex() method is expected to return "the index one more than the highest valid index immediately available."

In fact, when queue is non-empty, it returns just the highest valid index.

(At the same time, ExcerptTailer.toEnd() positions itself to queue.lastIndex() + 1)

Am I missing something, is there a javadoc or implementation issue?

[Peter Lawrey]

Yes, this method was confusing and we have renamed it. 

If your Tailer direction is FORWARD, calling toEnd() should set it to the same value.

I would check you have Chronicle Queue v4.4.1

long nextIndexToWrite();

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[Serge++]

Thanks. Is 4.4.1 released recently? Looks like something is missing...

Could not parse POM https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/net/openhft/chronicle-queue/4.4.1/chronicle-queue-4.4.1.pom

         > Could not find net.openhft:third-party-bom:3.5.1-SNAPSHOT

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