Devin Bost

What in the world am I supposed to do with that "https://letsencrypt.org/certs/lets-encrypt-x3-cross-signed.pem.txt" file? I'm trying to solve this same problem... My SSL certificate is using "Fake LE Intermediate X1" and...

After feeling like I was going to lose my mind for hours, I finally discovered that the defaults for the latest version of ACMESharp set to staging.... and after running...

If a breaking change needs to be pushed to a library that people are using to support their websites on, the professional thing to do is at least ensure that...

Yes, I get: `Binary 0.9.1.326 ACMESharp ` from running that command. Also, I'm sure that I ran Initialize-ACMEVault with default settings when I got the problem because I had actually...

When the test passes, this call in ConsumerImpl.hasMessageAvailable(): `hasMoreMessages(lastMessageIdInBroker, lastDequeuedMessage)` evaluates to true. When the test fails, that call evaluates to false.

The values of lastDequeuedMessage are the same between passing vs failing tests. The values of MessageId.latest are also the same between passing vs failing tests. In both passing and failing...

So, the behavior must be different in `ConsumerImpl.hasMoreMessages(..)` between the execution of passing vs failing tests.

In a passing test, in: ``` private boolean hasMoreMessages(MessageId lastMessageIdInBroker, MessageId lastDequeuedMessage) { if (lastMessageIdInBroker.compareTo(lastDequeuedMessage) > 0 && ((MessageIdImpl)lastMessageIdInBroker).getEntryId() != -1) { return true; } else { // Make sure...

In the failing test, `incomingMessages.size()` in `hasMoreMessages(..)` evaluates to 0 instead of the expected value.

I have a surefire log output with this issue here: [org.apache.pulsar.client.impl.ReaderTest-output.txt](https://github.com/apache/pulsar/files/4207811/org.apache.pulsar.client.impl.ReaderTest-output.txt)