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[jira] [Created] (KAFKA-5253) KStreamTestDriver must handle streams created with patterns

Wim Van Leuven created KAFKA-5253:
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             Summary: KStreamTestDriver must handle streams created with patterns
                 Key: KAFKA-5253
                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/KAFKA-5253
             Project: Kafka
          Issue Type: Bug
          Components: streams, unit tests
    Affects Versions: 0.10.2.1
            Reporter: Wim Van Leuven


*Context*
KStreamTestDriver is being used to unit test topologies while developing KStreams apps. 

One such topology uses a Pattern to consume from multiple topics at once. 

*Problem*
The unit test of the topology fails because KStreamTestDriver fails to deal with Patterns properly.

*Example*
Underneath is a unit test explaining what I understand should happen, but is failing. 

Explicitly adding a source topic matching the topic pattern, generates an exception as the topology builder explicitly checks overlapping topic names and patterns, in any order of adding pattern and topic. So, it is intended behaviour.

{code:java}
    @Test
    public void shouldProcessFromSourcesThatDoMatchThePattern() {
        // -- setup stream pattern
        final KStream<String, String> source = builder.stream(Pattern.compile("topic-source-\\d"));
        source.to("topic-sink");

        // -- setup processor to capture results
        final MockProcessorSupplier<String, String> processorSupplier = new MockProcessorSupplier<>();
        source.process(processorSupplier);

        // -- add source to stream data from
        //builder.addSource(builder.newName(KStreamImpl.SOURCE_NAME), "topic-source-3");

        // -- build test driver
        driver = new KStreamTestDriver(builder);
        driver.setTime(0L);

        // -- test
        driver.process("topic-source-3", "A", "aa");

        // -- validate
        // no exception was thrown
        assertEquals(Utils.mkList("A:aa"), processorSupplier.processed);
    }
{code}

*Solution*
If anybody can help in defining the solution, I can create a pull request for this change. 



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