pjfanning opened a new pull request, #624:
URL: https://github.com/apache/pekko-projection/pull/624

   ### Motivation
   Several slf4j call sites in main sources used the `s` string interpolator. 
In most of them the interpolator was inert — the only braces in the message 
were slf4j `{}` placeholders — so the prefix did nothing but mislead readers 
into thinking the arguments were already substituted. In `ReplicationImpl` the 
message was genuinely interpolated, so the string was built on every failed 
replication ask even when WARN was disabled.
   
   ### Modification
   - Dropped the pointless `s` prefix in `EventProducerServiceImpl`, 
`JdbcOffsetStore` (2 sites) and `R2dbcOffsetStore` (2 sites).
   - Converted the interpolated warn in `ReplicationImpl` to `log.warnN` with 
`{}` placeholders. `error` stays the trailing argument, which slf4j still 
resolves as the throwable because there are more arguments than placeholders.
   
   Two nearby cases were deliberately left alone:
   - `EventProducerServiceImpl` still builds its sources string eagerly via 
`map`/`mkString`, but that is a one-off at service construction on `info`, so a 
level guard would cost more than it saves.
   - `ReplicationImpl` line 148 interpolates `s" on nodes with cluster role 
$role"` inside a `fold` — that is an argument *value*, not the template, so it 
cannot become a placeholder without restructuring the message.
   
   ### Result
   Message arguments are only rendered when the level is enabled, and the call 
sites no longer mix interpolation with placeholder syntax. Rendered log output 
is unchanged. No signature or public API changes, so nothing MiMa-sensitive.
   
   ### Tests
   - `sbt "grpc/compile" "jdbc/compile" "r2dbc/compile"` / success
   - `sbt "grpc/scalafmt" "jdbc/scalafmt" "r2dbc/scalafmt"` / success
   - No new test: behaviour-preserving logging refactor with identical rendered 
output and no signature changes
   
   ### References
   None - drive-by cleanup of slf4j call sites in main sources


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