an id that every event posted to this event bus will share . for long-running processes , like the daemon , the build id makes it possible to distinguish when events come from different invocations of buck . in practice , this should be a short string , because it may be sent over the wire frequently . concode_field_sep int shutdownTimeoutMillis concode_elem_sep Logger LOG concode_elem_sep ExecutorService executorService concode_elem_sep EventBus eventBus concode_elem_sep Supplier<Long> threadIdSupplier concode_elem_sep BuildId buildId concode_elem_sep Clock clock concode_elem_sep int DEFAULT_SHUTDOWN_TIMEOUT_MS concode_elem_sep Supplier<Long> DEFAULT_THREAD_ID_SUPPLIER concode_field_sep void logVerboseAndPost concode_elem_sep EventBus getEventBus concode_elem_sep void dispatch concode_elem_sep void logDebugAndPost concode_elem_sep void post concode_elem_sep void post concode_elem_sep Supplier<Long> getThreadIdSupplier concode_elem_sep Long get concode_elem_sep void unregister concode_elem_sep Clock getClock concode_elem_sep void close concode_elem_sep void register concode_elem_sep void timestamp
BuildId function ( ) { return buildId ; }