mdedetrich commented on code in PR #12063:
URL: https://github.com/apache/kafka/pull/12063#discussion_r852818277


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core/src/main/scala/kafka/server/metadata/BrokerMetadataPublisher.scala:
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@@ -187,21 +189,26 @@ class BrokerMetadataPublisher(conf: KafkaConfig,
                 toLoggableProps(resource, props).mkString(","))
               dynamicConfigHandlers(ConfigType.Topic).
                 processConfigChanges(resource.name(), props)
-              conf.dynamicConfig.reloadUpdatedFilesWithoutConfigChange(props)
-            case BROKER => if (resource.name().isEmpty) {
-              // Apply changes to "cluster configs" (also known as default 
BROKER configs).
-              // These are stored in KRaft with an empty name field.
-              info(s"Updating cluster configuration : " +
-                toLoggableProps(resource, props).mkString(","))
-              dynamicConfigHandlers(ConfigType.Broker).
-                processConfigChanges(ConfigEntityName.Default, props)
-            } else if (resource.name().equals(brokerId.toString)) {
-              // Apply changes to this broker's dynamic configuration.
-              info(s"Updating broker ${brokerId} with new configuration : " +
-                toLoggableProps(resource, props).mkString(","))
-              dynamicConfigHandlers(ConfigType.Broker).
-                processConfigChanges(resource.name(), props)
-            }
+            case BROKER =>
+              if (resource.name().isEmpty) {
+                // Apply changes to "cluster configs" (also known as default 
BROKER configs).
+                // These are stored in KRaft with an empty name field.
+                info(s"Updating cluster configuration : " +
+                  toLoggableProps(resource, props).mkString(","))
+                dynamicConfigHandlers(ConfigType.Broker).
+                  processConfigChanges(ConfigEntityName.Default, props)
+              } else if (resource.name().equals(brokerId.toString)) {

Review Comment:
   I echo this, in Scala pretty much **no one** uses `equals`. Scala overrides 
`==` so that it always uses `equals` and that is the normal way of doing non 
reference object comparison.



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