longtengz opened a new issue #681:
URL: https://github.com/apache/pulsar-client-go/issues/681


   #### Actual behavior
   
   When using go client to produce messages with avro schema, and consume using
   
   ```
   pulsar-client consume -st auto_consume -s test topic_name -n 0
   ```
   
   I'm getting, messages with string schema
   
   ```
   ----- got message -----                  
   key:[Ml8=], properties:[], content:{value=, type=class java.lang.String}
   ----- got message ----- 
   key:[MjNf], properties:[], content:{value=..@, type=class java.lang.String}
   ```
   
   This is with or without `DisableBatching` enabled.
   
   #### Expected behavior
   
   This is inconsistent with the python client.
   
   When using python, and batching is enabled, I get the above string typed 
message.
   
   When batching is disabled, I get avro typed message.
   
   I'm not sure how batching has anything to do with `AUTO_CONSUME`'s way of 
inferring schema type. I expect, whether batching enabled or not, I can always 
get avro typed messages.
   
   
   #### Steps to reproduce
   
   1.  `pulsar-client consume -st auto_consume -s test topic_name -n 0`
   2.  use go client to produce avro messages with `DisableBatching=true` or 
`DisableBatching=false`
   
   It looks like even if `DisableBatching` is set to true,  it still uses a 
`batchBuilder` to build a batch, and that `batchBuilder` respects all the other 
batching related configs.
   
   
https://github.com/apache/pulsar-client-go/blob/efb102522f7c8b25d13c282512fa5a5fe2f2ae44/pulsar/producer_partition.go#L246
   
   Possibly related issue: https://github.com/apache/pulsar/issues/11288
   
   #### System configuration
   **Pulsar version**: 2.9.0
   


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