Denovo1998 opened a new pull request, #24865:
URL: https://github.com/apache/pulsar/pull/24865

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   ### Motivation
   
   - The test testSeekWillNotEncounteredFencedError intermittently failed 
because it counted "Subscription is fenced" errors that happened before the 
seek was triggered.
   - The test performs frequent topic unloads, which cause the consumer to 
auto-reconnect and occasionally hit a fenced subscription during subscription 
re-creation. This is expected during unload/reload and is unrelated to the seek 
operation itself.
   - The assertion intended to verify that no "Subscription is fenced" errors 
occur as a result of seek(), but it was also including errors emitted before 
seek(), leading to false negatives.
   
   ### Modifications
   
   - Introduced an AtomicBoolean gate (countAfterSeek) to record "Subscription 
is fenced" errors only after seek() starts.
     - Default false; set to true immediately before calling 
consumer.seek(msgId1).
     - Updated the ClientCnx.handleError() override in the test to increment 
the counter only when:
       - error.getMessage() contains "Subscription is fenced", and
       - countAfterSeek.get() is true.
   - Kept the final assertion unchanged, now effectively validating that the 
seek operation itself does not surface "Subscription is fenced" to the client.
   - No changes to production code; this is a test-only fix to eliminate 
flakiness while keeping the original intent of the test.
   
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