Refactor PartitionEOF to use TopicPartitionOffset struct#784
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Refactor PartitionEOF to use TopicPartitionOffset struct#784florin-akermann wants to merge 1 commit intofede1024:masterfrom
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Replaced the `PartitionEOF` error variant to include detailed information by introducing the `TopicPartitionOffset` struct. This change provides more context by encapsulating topic name, partition, and offset details, improving error reporting and debugging.
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Hi @fede1024 any chance we can get this merged? |
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Replaced the
PartitionEOFerror variant to include detailed information by introducing theTopicPartitionOffsetstruct. This change provides more context by encapsulating topic name, partition, and offset details upon hitting EOF for a given partition.