KAFKA-9892: Producer state snapshot needs to be forced to disk#9621
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junrao
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@bristy Thanks for the patch. I'd suggest changing to this: try {
fileChannel.write(buffer)
fileChannel.force(true)
} finally {
fileChannel.close()
}If you don't have time to get back to this, I can push a commit. |
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LGTM. Thanks for the patch!
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FileChannel.close() does not guarantee modified buffer would be written on the file system. We are changing it with force() semantics to enforce file buffer and metadata written to filesystem ( FileChannel.force(true) updates buffer and metadata).
*Summary of testing strategy (including rationale)
I have run unittests after making the changes.