Tobias Gustafsson

An environment variable for the CLI + the possibility to pass it as config to `NewClient` would be perfectly fine for my use case. We only use kv-v2, never v1....

I figured that since the update already today reads the secret before writing it, and is aware of the mount version, it would not have to be an API disruptive...

I figured that since the update already today reads the secret before writing it, and is aware of the mount version, it would not have to be an API disruptive...

Hi, Thanks for your comments and questions, some answers: * Insert/Delete equivalent to the functions implemented on python lists you mean? Could perhaps be included, I've mostly targeted feature compatibility...

OK, that's a shame. Do you have any specific benchmarks that you can share? I haven't had time to produce any yet. I have given some thought to memory management...

Hi! Sure, a `atomic.AddUint32` or similar could probably be used for this! It would still put the burden on the user to free the objects though which is a shame....

OK, thanks. Isn't the documentation for the property terribly misleading then? https://github.com/edenhill/librdkafka/blame/master/CONFIGURATION.md#L120 It's stated to be a consumer property and the first sentence says: "Allow automatic topic creation on the...

Seeing the same problem, works fine up to version 0.12. Most likely the same issue mentioned here: https://github.com/prometheus/jmx_exporter/issues/509 Zookeeper 3.6.3 on Java 11 if it's of any help.

Yes, it's a three node cluster running as a statefulset in Kubernetes. Only node 0 is affected, the others are fine. This is the config of node 0 (`/apache-zookeeper-3.6.3-bin/conf/zoo.cfg`): ```...

Hi Bruno! OK, no worries. Having two object that compare equal but result in different hashes seems odd to me. I'm a bit surprised about the difference between Python 2...