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Verify these timeouts are in descending order on KafkaConsumer instantiation #1680
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Sounds reasonable. I wonder does Java client do that, never saw it in the code... |
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`connections_max_idle_ms` must always be larger than `request_timeout_ms` to avoid potentially unexpected behavior. Fix #1680.
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`connections_max_idle_ms` must always be larger than `request_timeout_ms` to avoid potentially unexpected behavior. Fix #1680.
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`connections_max_idle_ms` must always be larger than `request_timeout_ms` to avoid potentially unexpected behavior. Fix #1680.
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`connections_max_idle_ms` must always be larger than `request_timeout_ms` to avoid potentially unexpected behavior. Fix #1680.
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`connections_max_idle_ms` must always be larger than `request_timeout_ms` to avoid potentially unexpected behavior. Fix #1680.
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`connections_max_idle_ms` must always be larger than `request_timeout_ms` to avoid potentially unexpected behavior. Fix #1680.
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`connections_max_idle_ms` must always be larger than `request_timeout_ms` to avoid potentially unexpected behavior. Fix #1680.
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When we create a
KafkaConsumer
, we should validate that the following timeouts are in descending order:connections_max_idle_ms
request_timeout_ms
session_timeout_ms
(or equivalent, depending on pre/post 0.10.1 broker)If they are not, then raise an error... otherwise the consumer can end up in weird states.
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