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The partition parameter in Azure Eventhub Sink in the last version is specified as:
The Kamelet checks for the `partition` / `ce-partition` header to determine how long an event remains in the Azure Storage queue. Use `PnDTnHnMn.nS.` format. For example, `PT20.345S` parses as 20.345 seconds and `P2D` parses as 2 days.
This is IMHO counterintuitive, as the partition_key and partition_id in the Azure Eventhub Camel component is used for different purpose.
Could the name of the parameter be improved to something more descriptive?
Also - could be used the partition parameter for specifying the partition to be used by the kamelet, as in the Azure Eventhub Camel component?
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For the first question yes, we can name the parameter in a different way. For having partitionId as parameter of Kamelet, I don't agree totally, it's something that makes much more sense to have as dynamic parameter than fixed.
The partition parameter in Azure Eventhub Sink in the last version is specified as:
The Kamelet checks for the `partition` / `ce-partition` header to determine how long an event remains in the Azure Storage queue. Use `PnDTnHnMn.nS.` format. For example, `PT20.345S` parses as 20.345 seconds and `P2D` parses as 2 days.
This is IMHO counterintuitive, as the partition_key and partition_id in the Azure Eventhub Camel component is used for different purpose.
Could the name of the parameter be improved to something more descriptive?
Also - could be used the partition parameter for specifying the partition to be used by the kamelet, as in the Azure Eventhub Camel component?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: