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I might be missing something but do I really need to specify both -topic and -group in order to get reasonable results?
I.e.
kt group -topic prod_m3_13_4.service_assignment.updates -group prod_fieldops_13_4_work_order_tx
found 3 brokers
found 1 groups
found 1 topics
found partitions=[0 1 2] for topic=prod_m3_13_4.service_assignment.updates
{
"name": "prod_fieldops_13_4_work_order_tx",
"topic": "prod_m3_13_4.service_assignment.updates",
"offsets": [
{
"partition": 0,
"offset": 2176982,
"lag": 0
},
{
"partition": 2,
"offset": 2172919,
"lag": 0
},
{
"partition": 1,
"offset": 2167544,
"lag": 0
}
]
}
but if I omit e.g. the -group it seems like its doing a cross-join of topics and group and returning a bunch of bogus combinations, e.g. (kt group -topic prod_m3_13_4.service_assignment.updates)
I might be missing something but do I really need to specify both
-topic
and-group
in order to get reasonable results?I.e.
but if I omit e.g. the -group it seems like its doing a cross-join of topics and group and returning a bunch of bogus combinations, e.g. (
kt group -topic prod_m3_13_4.service_assignment.updates
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