philipnee commented on PR #15525:
URL: https://github.com/apache/kafka/pull/15525#issuecomment-2023293507
@lucasbru - If I'm not mistaken, the current implementation for both
beginningOrEndOffsets and OffsetsForTimes both need to send out a request upon
getting ZERO duration. Seems like both code paths are invoking this logic
```
// if timeout is set to zero, do not try to poll the network
client at all
// and return empty immediately; otherwise try to get the
results synchronously
// and throw timeout exception if it cannot complete in time
if (timer.timeoutMs() == 0L)
return result;
```
But the offsets for time seems to shortcircuit it here:
```
// If timeout is set to zero return empty immediately; otherwise
try to get the results
// and throw timeout exception if it cannot complete in time.
if (timeout.toMillis() == 0L)
return listOffsetsEvent.emptyResult();
return applicationEventHandler.addAndGet(listOffsetsEvent,
timer);
```
I'll create a ticket to align the behavior of these two APIs in the new
consumers.
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