Chris Bono

> Indeed such a file could be generated: I believe I can write some Gradle task simply based on Groovy File API, but I don't think it would be possible...

- Solved the duplication by making the table in this repo's README the single source of truth and having the other locations simply link to the sample apps section in...

Moving out to `2024.1.x` as we did not have cycles to get to this in the `2024.0.0` timeline.

Hi @FanindhraThirunagaru, Sorry it has taken a while to get back w/ you. - The Groovy processor only accepts a file as input. - The Script processor accepts inline function...

Hi @KartikShrivastava , That would be great. The trick will be to reproduce it. I have not had luck doing so locally. Let me know if you have any questions.

Hi @KartikShrivastava , Thanks for digging into this! Those are very plausible theories. I am not opposed to adding temporary code in tests or main (logging etc..) that may help...

Hi @KartikShrivastava , If you do not want to continue looking into this issue I totally understand. The issues currently in the backlog are rather coarse grained and if you...

Absolutely no worries @KartikShrivastava . No need to apologize. I just thought about the issue and that it is not the most fun thing to work on and thought you...

Consider support for SeekAware and/or PulsarReader

Users can manually seek offsets via the `seek` API on the `Consumer` or `Reader`. For `@PulsarListener` the consumer can be accessed directly ([described here](https://docs.spring.io/spring-pulsar/docs/current-SNAPSHOT/reference/html/#_accessing_the_pulsar_consumer_object). Once obtained, the seek API can...