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[GitHub] [pulsar] GerMoranOverstock commented on pull request #19486: [improve][client] Remove default 30s ackTimeout when setting DLQ policy on java consumer

GerMoranOverstock commented on PR #19486:
URL: https://github.com/apache/pulsar/pull/19486#issuecomment-1557079438

   ConsumerBuilder still has the following javadoc
   ```
   By default, the acknowledgment timeout is disabled (set to `0`, which means infinite). When a consumer with an infinite acknowledgment timeout terminates, any unacknowledged messages that it receives are re-delivered to another consumer.
   Since 2.3.0, when a dead letter policy is specified and no ackTimeoutMillis is specified, the acknowledgment timeout is set to 30 seconds.
   ```
   I presume this is no longer applicable given these changes, so should be removed as well. 
   Can this be confirmed before I write a ticket/PR.


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