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Bump github.com/twmb/franz-go from 1.14.4 to 1.15.0 #200

Closed dependabot[bot] closed 1 year ago

dependabot[bot] commented 1 year ago

Bumps github.com/twmb/franz-go from 1.14.4 to 1.15.0.

Changelog

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v1.15.0

This release comes 74 days (just over two months) since the last minor release. This mostly contains new features, with one relatively minor but important bug addressed (and one very minor bug fixed).

Bug fixes

  • Fetch sessions now properly send forgotten topics if we forget the entire topic (not just individual partitions while other partitions are still consumed on the broker). For long-running clients where partitions move around the cluster a bunch over time, this ensures we are not sending requests with null topics / null topic IDs. See #535 for more details.
  • If the client talks to an http endpoint, we now properly detect the bytes 'HTTP' and send a more relevant error message. This previously existed, but used the wrong int32 internally so 'HTTP' was not properly detected (thanks @​alistairking!).

Features

  • RecordReader now supports %v{json} to parse json inputs
  • RecordReader now supports %v{}, an empty no-op formatting directive
  • Adds PurgeTopicsFromProducing and PurgeTopicsFromConsuming to purge either the producing or consuming half of the client, if you are producing to and consuming from the same topics in the same client.
  • The new ConsiderMissingTopicDeletedAfter option allows finer grained control for how long a regexp-discovered topic can be missing on the cluster before the topic is considered deleted (and then internally purged in the client)
  • Adds NewErrFetch to create a single-error Fetches, for use in end-user tests / stubs.
  • The new MaxBufferedBytes option can control how many bytes are buffered when producing, an option similar to MaxBufferedRecords.
  • Adds BufferedFetchBytes and BufferedProduceBytes to return the total bytes in records buffered (note this counts only keys, values, and headers).
  • Adds PreTxnCommitFnContext to allow custom Metadata annotation for transactional commits.
  • Adds LeaveGroupContext to control how long leaving a group can take, as well as to return any leave group error.

Relevant commits

franz-go

  • 4dcfb06 feature kgo: add LeaveGroupContext
  • 910e91d and 60b601a feature kgo: add PreTxnCommitFnContext
  • c80d6f4 feature kgo: add Buffered{Fetch,Produce}Bytes
  • 304559f feature kgo: support MaxBufferedBytes

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Commits
  • 42172c9 Merge pull request #574 from twmb/changelog-v1.15.0
  • 003ffb7 changelog: update for incoming v1.15.0
  • 2f8a7c4 Merge pull request #575 from twmb/precommittxn
  • 60b601a kgo / changelog: last minute rename from CommitTxn to TxnCommit
  • 036f599 Merge pull request #571 from twmb/kadm-lag
  • 33a0fac Merge pull request #573 from twmb/misc
  • e2f01a2 Merge pull request #572 from twmb/kgo-source-log
  • 2655e1f kadm: document missing topics being elided when listing topics
  • f31eea7 kmsg: document more errors for describe user scram credentials
  • a3e5141 kgo: improve a log line
  • Additional commits viewable in compare view


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dependabot[bot] commented 1 year ago

Superseded by #204.