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fix(events): run NATS handlers once per event, keep Kafka internal topics out of wildcards - #332
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…erns of a subscription match A JetStream consumer delivers a stream message once and the adapter created one consumer per pattern, so overlapping routes (user.created, user.*, user.>) ran the handler once per matching pattern. subscribe() now creates consumers for a cover of the patterns that never overlap: contained patterns share the consumer of the pattern that contains them, patterns that overlap only in part are replaced by one wider pattern and the events nobody asked for are skipped. Patterns without overlap keep their consumer and name. Adds the first integration suite that exercises the adapter's subscriptions on real servers and a CI job running it on nats-server 2.10.29 and 2.15.0. Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01FoznWr9X2vr4VDNvKtknvf
… and add opt-in topic discovery A pattern that opens with a wildcard no longer matches topics starting with __, so a catch-all > stops subscribing __consumer_offsets and feeding its binary records to the handler. KafkaJS expands a wildcard once, in subscribe(), so a matching topic created later was never consumed. consumerOptions.topicDiscoveryInterval (off by default) lists the broker's topics at that interval and restarts the subscription's consumer when a matching topic has appeared; the new topic is read from its first message. Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01FoznWr9X2vr4VDNvKtknvf
Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01FoznWr9X2vr4VDNvKtknvf
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…vers, and state the backlog window Pre-creates the durables an earlier adapter left on the broker, publishes while nothing is subscribed and subscribes with the current adapter. A surviving durable and disjoint patterns keep their backlog; a covering durable that is new on the broker starts at deliverPolicy, so the backlog of the durables it replaces is not delivered. The README, changeset and release highlight say so and how to avoid it, and how a rollback behaves. Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01FoznWr9X2vr4VDNvKtknvf
…sumer per pattern Replace the covering-consumer design with the layout earlier versions already used: every pattern keeps its own durable consumer. A message matched by several patterns reaches the adapter once per consumer, and the handler runs for the delivery of the most specific pattern whose consumer delivers it; the other deliveries are acknowledged without running it. The order is derived from the pattern text, so all replicas agree, and the start sequence of each consumer is recorded in its metadata (nats-server 2.10+) so that they skip the same deliveries. This removes the loss of events published while a service restarted with a changed route set, the replay of handled events after a route is removed, and the loss when replicas run different route sets. subscribe() now removes only the consumers it created itself when a later pattern fails, and handles two replicas racing to create one consumer. The CI matrix gains nats 2.9, the oldest supported line. Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01FoznWr9X2vr4VDNvKtknvf
…ept false for topicDiscoveryInterval topicDiscoveryInterval stays opt-in; its type becomes number | false, where false states what leaving it out does. A new topic in a group of several members is read completely only after every member has discovered it, because KafkaJS assigns partitions only from the group leader's topic list and a member drops topics it did not subscribe itself; the option, README and changeset now say so, and a skewed-interval test measures it. The README names Redpanda's _schemas as a topic that a catch-all receives, and the highlights drop the upgrade note that no longer applies. Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01FoznWr9X2vr4VDNvKtknvf
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Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to Wildcard subscriptions fail when their required initial metadata listing fails, rather than risking replay of existing messages. No merge-blocking issue is established. Pre-merge checks |
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… its own bound always runs the handler The adapter no longer writes the start sequence into consumer metadata. After such a write the published 1.2.0 could not subscribe on nats-server 2.10 and 2.15 (the server refuses to create an existing consumer with another configuration), which broke a rollback and the restart of a 1.2 replica during a rollout. Start bounds are now only read: a fresh consumer starts at delivered + 1, an existing one at ack_floor + 1 (or delivered + 1 before its first acknowledgement). Because replicas can hold different bounds, a delivery is skipped in favour of a more specific pattern only when it is at or above the delivering consumer's own bound. This also fixes an unacknowledged delivery of an existing consumer being acknowledged away without running the handler when a wider route was added. A failing subscribe() now removes the consumers of an auto-generated group only; those of a named group are shared with other replicas and stay. An existing consumer whose ack_wait, max_deliver or deliver_policy differ from the request is kept and reported with one warning. Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01FoznWr9X2vr4VDNvKtknvf
…by default A topic created after a wildcard subscription started was never consumed, and the restart that finally picked it up read it from its end, so what was published in between was lost without a log line (5 of 6 messages in a measurement). consumerOptions.topicDiscoveryInterval now defaults to 300000 ms; false restores the fixed topic list. Each discovery is logged with the names of the topics so the rebalance it causes can be told from one caused by a failing member. Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01FoznWr9X2vr4VDNvKtknvf
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…orLeaders
admin.createTopics({ waitForLeaders: true }) sends one metadata request to the
broker right after the controller acknowledges the topic and retries it only on
LEADER_NOT_AVAILABLE. The broker applies the new topic to its own metadata cache
a moment after the controller commits it, so on a slow or loaded broker that
request is answered with UNKNOWN_TOPIC_OR_PARTITION, which KafkaJS treats as
fatal. The commit-strategy suite failed on CI this way in its first scenario.
Topics are now created without the built-in wait and the helper polls topic
metadata until every partition has a leader, tolerating both transient errors.
All three call sites in the integration suites use it.
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… on a live broker Discovery off with a restart 5 s after five messages reached a new topic, and discovery at 60 s with a restart after 3 s, both leave those five unhandled by the group; discovery at 1 s with a restart after 8 s handles all six. The first two are documented properties of Kafka (a group without a committed offset starts at the end), kept as tests so the residual window cannot grow unnoticed; the README now states that the window is one interval. Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01FoznWr9X2vr4VDNvKtknvf
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Review comments at @packages/events-kafka/src/KafkaAdapter.ts:
- Around line 289-293: In the initial topic discovery block guarded by
topicDiscoveryInterval and wildcards, handle getAdmin().listTopics() failures
without aborting subscribe(); keep the known topics collected on success and
allow periodic discovery to retry after a failure.
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…cribe Starting discovery from an empty topic list makes every topic that existed all along look new at the first check; the restart then subscribes it from its first message and a group without a committed offset replays all history although fromBeginning is off. Measured on Kafka 4.2.0 and Redpanda v25.3.10: 3 of 3 history messages replayed with an empty seed, 0 with a listed one. KafkaJS expands wildcards with the same metadata request, so swallowing the failure would not make subscribe succeed on a broker that cannot answer it anyway. Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01FoznWr9X2vr4VDNvKtknvf
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…wildcard-defects # Conflicts: # .github/RELEASE_HIGHLIGHTS.md # packages/events-kafka/tests/integration/createTopic.ts
Summary
Three wildcard-subscription defects found by a live run against real brokers:
@connectum/events-natsran the handler once per matching pattern of a subscription (3 times foruser.createdwith the routesuser.created,user.*,user.>);@connectum/events-kafkasubscribed Kafka's internal__consumer_offsetsfor a catch-all>, and never consumed a topic created after the subscription.@connectum/events-nats@1.2.0on nats-server 2.9.25, 2.10.29 and 2.15.0), and consumers provisioned by an operator need only read and pull permissions (verified with a user that cannot create consumers). Replicas compute where each consumer starts from what the server reports; a delivery below the delivering consumer's own bound always runs the handler, so replicas that disagree can duplicate a handler run, never skip one.subscribe()used to delete a consumer of the same group that existed before the call (present onmain); it now deletes only the consumers of an auto-generated group, and leaves those of a named group for the next start. An existing consumer made with anotherackWait,maxDeliverordeliverPolicyis kept and reported with one warning per consumer. Two replicas racing to create one consumer are handled.__(exactly the topics Kafka and Redpanda mark internal; Redpanda's_schemasis not internal and is still received by>). NewconsumerOptions.topicDiscoveryInterval(number | false), on by default at 300 000 ms (falseturns it off), picks up topics created after the subscription and logs each discovery with the topic names. In a group of several members a new topic is read completely after the longest interval among the members (KafkaJS assigns partitions only from the group leader's topic list); nothing is lost meanwhile.NATS JetStreamjob runs the NATS integration tests on nats-server 2.9.25 (the oldest supported line), 2.10.29 and 2.15.0 for the first time.Docs companion: Connectum-Framework/docs, branch
docs/events-adapters-wildcard-defects.Decisions
falserestores the fixed list of earlier versions. The changeset and the highlights say it changes a default.connectum.start_seq). Measured: after that write the published 1.2.0 cannot subscribe on nats-server 2.10.29 and 2.15.0 (consumer already exists, API error 10148), which breaks a rollback and the restart of a 1.2 replica during a rollout. The write was removed; the bounds are read only, and the delivery rule above makes the replicas safe whatever bounds they hold.[user.>]and[user.created, user.>], 30 events, 0 lost, 15 handled twice). The same can happen when replicas attach at different times while a wider consumer still lags behind a narrower one, and when a consumer holds a delivery that was never acknowledged. This is the at-least-once contract; handlers must tolerate redelivery.__rule has no switch. Anyone who relied on a catch-all to read__consumer_offsetsloses it; a pattern that spells the prefix out and literal topic names still work.waitForLeaders(also proposed separately): without it the suite on apache/kafka 4.2.0 failed a different test on each run with "This server does not host this topic-partition".Type of change
falserestores the old behaviour)Test plan
pnpm --filter @connectum/reflection build:proto,pnpm --filter @connectum/cli build:proto,pnpm turbo run build(20/20), thenpnpm turbo run typecheck test(50/50, 0 type errors; events-nats 32 and events-kafka 90 unit tests; most other tasks replayed from the turbo cache)pnpm exec biome check .after the full build: exit 0, no warnings;pnpm lint:rules5/5; TypeDoc (--emit none) exit 0;pnpm release:gatePASS;pnpm test:bunandpnpm test:esbuild35/35 tasks each@connectum/events-nats@1.2.0: this version attaches to consumers made by 1.2.0 and handles events, then 1.2.0 subscribes again and handles events, on 2.9.25, 2.10.29 and 2.15.0; the consumers' metadata stays empty. Before: a metadata write made 1.2.0 fail with 10148 on 2.10.29 and 2.15.0$JS.API.CONSUMER.CREATE.>:subscribe()succeeds and the events are handledfalsenot recognised,__guard removed, discovery not started, discovered topic not read from the beginningdist/index.jsequal to the tarball, lockfiles restored): with-events-dlq (NATS) 5/5, with-events-kafka 5/5, with-events-redpanda 5/5, with-events-valkey 5/5, hris 36/36, car-sharing 49/49;scaffold:check --combo events-natsok. with-events-amqp passes 5/5 in some runs and 4/5 in others ("multiple orders processed correctly": the order service handlesInventoryReservedbefore it stores the order); with the published packages from the committed lockfile it fails the same test in 3 of 5 runs, so it is a race in the example, not in the adapter, and events-amqp is not changed hereack_floormoves past a message that exhaustedmax_deliver(affects the number of duplicates only); a Kafka group mixing members with and without discovery; the size of the metadata answer on a cluster with thousands of topicsParity coverage
Related issues / changes
Related: #329 (AMQP
>semantics, not touched here; the docs companion points the AMQP row to the AMQP page because AMQP>matches zero segments on main until #329 merges). Docs PRs #123/#126 edit the same pages as the docs companion (custom-topics.mdconflicts with #126). Before merging: the new CI checkNATS JetStream (nats-2.9.25)has never run on GitHub.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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Docs companion: Connectum-Framework/docs#128
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