Spec gap: buffer operator behavior when both count and time are specified is undefined #17
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Problem
§5.3.2 shows
countandtimeas alternative parameters for thebufferoperator, using# ORin the YAML comments:However, there is no specification for what happens if a user provides both
countandtimein the samebufferoperator. The options are:ConfigurationError: Reject at load time as an invalid combination.countwins: Usecount-based buffering, ignoretime.timewins: Usetime-based buffering, ignorecount.countmessages accumulate ORtimeseconds pass — whichever comes first.Option 4 is arguably the most useful semantics (and common in reactive stream libraries), but it needs to be explicitly specified rather than left to the implementor.
Fix Needed
Add a sentence to the
bufferoperator definition specifying the behavior when bothcountandtimeare provided.References
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