Hi,

An issue I have regarding rebalancing, is that a call to poll() triggers
the JoinGroupRequest when rebalancing is in process.  In cases where a
consumer is streaming more than a single batch at a time, there is no
opportunity to attempt to flush any consumed batches through prior to the
rebalance completing.  If onPartitionsRevoked would be called via a
background thread, or an alive() call, there would be an opportunity for a
client to hold off from calling poll, until downstream messages are flushed
prior to calling poll again to trigger the Join and onPartitionsAssigned.

The current assumption appears to be that a call to poll() indicates that
there are no more in-flight messages.  Attempting to decouple consumer and
processor threads or the streaming of multiple batches results in
unavoidable redeliveries during a rebalance.

Regards

Simon Souter

https://github.com/cakesolutions/scala-kafka-client


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