KAFKA-20891: Mark unused "streams" protocol configs internal - #23100
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Thanks for the PR -- did not review yet, but we should not target So we cannot merge this PR just yet. Will review when I find time, but as it's blocked on |
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Warmup tasks are not yet supported with Kafka 4.40 release. This PRs marks the corresponding configs as "internal" to hide them from users. The two configs "num warmup task" and "acceptable recovery lag" are not used at all. The third, "task offset interval", is already live (it's sent to the client and the client would respect it); however, it's not very useful without actual warmup task support.
Reviewers: Matthias J. Sax matthias@confluent.io, Sean Quah
squah@confluent.io, Andrew Schofield aschofield@confluent.io