Handle Kafka tombstone messages#6707
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copilot claims a slightly different terminology: tombstones null values. But you seem to imply they have null keys too. |
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copilot is correct, tombstones are kafka messages with non-null keys and null values. i should specify empty value rather than payload |
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Kafka topics can have "tombstone" messages, which are messages with an empty payload. These are valid messages, but will fail and emit an error when attempting to parse as avro.
Technically the current behaviour is still correct, the tombstone message gets skipped successfully, but can just handle properly.
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Setup Feldera and Redpanda, send a tombstone message, verify no error logs
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