Hi everyone, I have a question about how delayed messages work, I tried to dig through some docs on it, but not sure it addresses exactly my question. Basically, if I send a delayed message with exactly-once mode on, does Flink need to wait until the delayed message sends to commit Kafka offsets? Otherwise I'm not sure how the message gets delivered. I was under the impression that with Flink you are always reacting to an event, so if I send a delayed message, Kafka commits, and we receive no new incoming events, how does the delayed message actually get sent? Maybe statefun is doing something I didn't realize like publishing some sort of "tick" event for timing things, just curious.
Thanks, Tim
