cameronlee314 commented on a change in pull request #918: SAMZA-2094: Implement 
the StartpointVisitor for the KafkaSystemConsumer.
URL: https://github.com/apache/samza/pull/918#discussion_r258295838
 
 

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 File path: 
samza-kafka/src/main/java/org/apache/samza/system/kafka/KafkaSystemConsumer.java
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 @@ -60,16 +74,22 @@
   private final Config config;
   private final boolean fetchThresholdBytesEnabled;
   private final KafkaSystemConsumerMetrics metrics;
+  private final KafkaStartpointRegistrationHandler 
kafkaStartpointRegistrationHandler;
 
   // This sink is used to transfer the messages from the proxy/consumer to the 
BlockingEnvelopeMap.
   final KafkaConsumerMessageSink messageSink;
 
   // This proxy contains a separate thread, which reads kafka messages (with 
consumer.poll()) and populates
   // BlockingEnvelopMap's buffers.
-  final private KafkaConsumerProxy proxy;
+  @VisibleForTesting
+  KafkaConsumerProxy proxy;
 
   // keep registration data until the start - mapping between registered SSPs 
and topicPartitions, and their offsets
   final Map<TopicPartition, String> topicPartitionsToOffset = new HashMap<>();
 
 Review comment:
   2A. I agree that it is odd for specific `SystemConsumer` implementations to 
each compare offsets. It seems outside of the scope of this PR though. Can we 
move that comparator logic refactoring to a separate PR so that we can cleanly 
separate the changes? That PR could be committed before this PR.
   2B. I looked at some other code which uses `register` (e.g. 
`ContainerStorageManager`, `CoordinatorStreamStore`, and 
`CoordinatorStreamSystemConsumer`). Those don't really seem to do any 
comparisons to make sure they are registering the lowest offset. How can you 
tell all of the upper-layers already pass the lowest offset? I just want to 
double check that there wasn't a bug in an upper-layer which happened to be 
prevented by having offset comparator logic directly in `SystemConsumer` impls.

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