In C++ partitioned consumer, do not append partition index in subscription name #836
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LGTM, but will cause the ppl using the old client to lose messages on the incorrect subscription name. |
That's correct, though the idea is to fix it before anyone starts using it |
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retest this please |
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| ASSERT_FALSE(res != 204 && res != 409); | ||
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| Consumer partitionedConsumer; | ||
| Result result = client.subscribe(topicName, "subscription-A", consumer); |
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Is the variable name consumer (not partitionedConsumer) correct?
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retest this please |
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Motivation
As described in #827, the C++ partitioned consumer is appending the partition id to the subscription name, unlike the Java partitioned consumer. That breaks the assumptions made by many tools and APIs to associate the same subscription id across all the partitions (eg: unsubscribe a subscription from all partitions at once).
Modifications
Make C++ client to use the same convention as Java client in this case.