Add KafkaConsumer#close #2
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| def close(self): | ||
| """Close this consumer's underlying client.""" | ||
| self._client.close() | ||
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Is there anything else we would need to reset on close()? Not sure, but perhaps partition offset?
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As I understand it, close is meant to be a way to deallocate IO resources associated with a consumer. You can't re-open a consumer once it's closed, so I don't think it's necessary to worry about the internal state of a closed consumer, only resources the consumer is leaking/holding onto.
Edit: offsets are stored in OffsetsStruct, which is just a named tuple of ints. Nothing to close/deallocate in there.
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cool, +1 |
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See mumrah#426