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                                            Lucas Persson

ignore @Generated, and a config option to filter by annotation

+1 same with Micronaut generated code. Those have @io.micronaut.core.annotation.Generated

Use a field from the input data to override the AWS Event time.

To add option to configure a class for EventBridgeMapper interface and then open up DefaultEventBridgeMapper.java a bit so one can just override the method createPutEventsEntry(). I.e in a similar patter...

Use a field from the input data to override the AWS Event time.

Or another way which might be less work is to exactly follow the DetailTypeMapper.java pattern and have another mapper for "time" E.g ```java private EventBridgeResult createPutEventsEntry(SinkRecord record) { try {...

Use a field from the input data to override the AWS Event time.

sounds good :-)

Use a field from the input data to override the AWS Event time.

Hi We are working on a solution but have some difficulties to test it in a "real life" scenario. When we put an impl of TimeMapper in a jar which...

Use a field from the input data to override the AWS Event time.

it is like the default time mapper but outside the "project" We added that the class name is verified at start the same way as for detailTypeMapper which is Class.forName...

Use a field from the input data to override the AWS Event time.

I tried to see if some sort of "java module" or similar is used but I can't see that

Use a field from the input data to override the AWS Event time.

The "complete" setup is that we build a docker image based on confluentinc/cp-kafka-connect-base image. Add our connectors unzipped to /usr/share/java. The build has the connector zip file as dependency. All...

Use a field from the input data to override the AWS Event time.

Yeah, it must be something then with the base image from confluent. Default in that one is to have "plugins" under /usr/share/java but I see in your installation it is...