[Bug] Pattern matching(Two Level Hierarchy) with consumer getting error while topic creation for the first time

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Version

Am working on Apache pulsar with latest version

Pattern matching listener : public/default/device-events/.*

Two level hierarchy ## Working Topic : device-events/B101

Three level hierarchy ## Not working Topic creation : device-events/B101/Command

Getting Error immediately in consumer :-

device-events/B101%2FCommand Topic not found

Then after 10 seconds it's reloaded & for next request it's working

Minimal reproduce step

Consumer needs to listen like below

Pattern matching listener : public/default/device-events/.*

Producer should send to topic

Sample 1

Topic creation : device-events/B101/Command

Sample 2

Topic creation : device-events/B102/Command

What did you expect to see?

New Topic should be created & it's should listen by consumer

What did you see instead?

"usekeyStoreTls": false, "sslProvider": null, "tlsKeyStoreType": "JKS", "tlsKeyStorePath": null, "tlsKeyStorePassword": null, "tls TrustStoreType": "JKS",

"tlsTrust StorePath": null, "tlsTrustStorePassword":null,"tlsCiphers":[],"tlsProtocols":[],"memoryLimitBytes":67188864, "proxyServiceUrl":null,

"proxyProtocol": null, "enableTransaction": false, "dnsLookupBindAddress":null, "dnsLookupBindPort": 6, "dnsServerAddresses":[],"socks5ProxyAddress":null,

"socks5ProxyUsername": null, "socks5ProxyPassword": null, "description":null,"openTelemetry":null}

2024-88-16715:59:53.801+05:30". INFO [..] 3578 [client-10-102-3] o.a.pulsar.client.impl.Consumecimal :

persistent://public/default/deyice-events/8181%2FWIFI] [serversub] Subscribing to topic on cnx [id: Oxfced1944, L:/127.0.0.1:50044 R:localhost/127. [

1:6650], consumerId 1

2824-08-16T15:59:53.806+05:30 WARN []" 3578 [client-io-102-3] o.apache.pulsar.client.impl.Clientenx : [id: 0xfced1944, L:/127.0.0.1:50044 -

R:Localhost/127.8.0.1:6658] Received error from server: Topic persistent://public/default/device-events/8181%2FWIFI does not exist

2024-88-16T15:59:53.806+05:30 " WARN [,] " 3578 [client-io-102-3) o.a.pulsar.client.impl.Consumerimal :

[persistent://public/default/device-events/8101%2FWIFI] [serversub] Failed to subscribe to topic on localhost/127.0.0.1:6650

2024-08-16T15:59:53.886+05:30 WARN [,,]" 3578 [client-io-182-3] o.a.p.c.impl.MultiTopics Consumerληρ : [MultiTopicsConsumer-dice] Failed to

subscribe for topic (persistent://public/default/device-events/8101%2FWIFI) in topics consumer org.apache.pulsar.client.api

-PulsarClientException$TopicDoesNotExistException: ("errorMsg": "Topic persistent://public/default/device-events/8101%2FWIFI does not exist",

regid":3198925238307829658, "remote": "localhost/127.0.0.1:6650", "local":"/127.0.0.1:50044"}

" INFO [..]" 3578---[-listener-107-1] o.a.pulsar.client.impl.consumerthel

2024-08-16T15:59:53.807+05:30 ] [serversub] Closed Consumer (not connected)

[persistent://public/default/device-events/8101%2FWIFI 2824-88-26T15:59:53.807+05:30 WARN [,,]" 3578 [-internal-121-1] o.a.p.c.impl.MultiTopics.ConsumerImpl : [MultiTopicsConsumer-dice] Failed to

subscribe for topic [persistent://public/default/device-events/8101%2FWIFI) in topics consumer, subscribe error: org.apache.pulsar.client.api

PulsarClientException&TopicDoesNotExistException: ("errorMsg": "Topic persistent://public/default/device-events/8101%2FWIFI does not exist",

"reqId":3198925238307829658, "remote" : "localhost/127.0.0.1:6650", "local":"/127.0.0.1:50044"}

2024-08-16T15:59:53.808+05:30 " WARN [,,]" 3578 --- [-internal-121-1] o.a.p.c.i.PatternMultiTopicsConsumerima): [MultiTopicsConsumer-dice] Failed to

subscribe to topics: org.apache.pulsar.client.api.PulsarClientExceptions.TopicDoesNotExistException: {"errorisg": "Topic persistent://public/default/device-events/8101%2FWIFI does not exist", "reqId":3198925238307829658, "remote": "localhost/127.0.0.1:6658", "Local":"/127.0

1:58844

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