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Hanyu Zheng updated KAFKA-15569:
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Description:
* Update test and add test cases in IQv2StoreIntegrationTest.
* Originally, all key-value pairs were confined to a single window, with all
data added at WINDOW_START. To improve our testing, we've expanded to multiple
windows.
* With a total of 10 records, keys ranging from 0 to 4 determine the
designated partition for each message, either 0 or 1. Each consecutive pair of
records, such as <0,0> and <0,1> or <1,2> and <1,3>, shares the same key. For
instance, both <0,0> and <0,1> are directed to partition 0 due to their shared
key '0', while pairs like <1,2> and <1,3>, having the key '1', are sent to
partition 1. This pattern is consistent across all records.
was:
* Update test and add test cases in IQv2StoreIntegrationTest.
* Originally, all key-value pairs were confined to a single window, with all
data added at WINDOW_START. To improve our testing, we've expanded to multiple
windows.
* "We've added four key-value pairs at intervals starting from WINDOW_START:
at WINDOW_START, WINDOW_START + 6min, WINDOW_START + 12min, and WINDOW_START +
18min. We're doing this to test the query methods of RangeQuery and
WindowRangeQuery.
> Update test and add test cases in IQv2StoreIntegrationTest
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>
> Key: KAFKA-15569
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/KAFKA-15569
> Project: Kafka
> Issue Type: Test
> Components: streams, unit tests
> Reporter: Hanyu Zheng
> Assignee: Hanyu Zheng
> Priority: Major
>
> * Update test and add test cases in IQv2StoreIntegrationTest.
> * Originally, all key-value pairs were confined to a single window, with all
> data added at WINDOW_START. To improve our testing, we've expanded to
> multiple windows.
> * With a total of 10 records, keys ranging from 0 to 4 determine the
> designated partition for each message, either 0 or 1. Each consecutive pair
> of records, such as <0,0> and <0,1> or <1,2> and <1,3>, shares the same key.
> For instance, both <0,0> and <0,1> are directed to partition 0 due to their
> shared key '0', while pairs like <1,2> and <1,3>, having the key '1', are
> sent to partition 1. This pattern is consistent across all records.
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