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[GitHub] jerrypeng commented on issue #3060: Make sure to properly count
number of processed messages in python
jerrypeng commented on issue #3060: Make sure to properly count number of processed messages in python
URL: https://github.com/apache/pulsar/pull/3060#issuecomment-441764481
This matches what is done in java instance, but is this the correct behavior of processed_total? Is it useful for users to see a metric that includes both successful and unsuccessful execution of the user logic? And how is this then different from "received_total" metric if it includes both successful and unsuccessful attempts of executing the user logic? I would say instead of changing this behavior here in python instance, we should change the behavior of processed_total in java_instance.
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