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Kirk True updated KAFKA-17115:
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Component/s: clients
> Closing newly-created legacy consumers during rebalance can cause rebalances
> to hang
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> Key: KAFKA-17115
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/KAFKA-17115
> Project: Kafka
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: clients, consumer
> Affects Versions: 3.9.0
> Reporter: Chris Egerton
> Assignee: Chris Egerton
> Priority: Major
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> When a dynamic consumer (i.e., one with no group instance ID configured)
> first tries to join a group, the group coordinator normally responds with the
> MEMBER_ID_REQUIRED error, under the assumption that the member will retry
> soon after. During this step, the group coordinator will also generate a new
> member ID for the consumer, include it in the error response for the initial
> join group request, and expect that a member with that ID will participate in
> future rebalances.
> If a consumer is closed in between the time that it sends the JoinGroup
> request and the time that it receives the response from the group
> coordinator, it will not attempt to leave the group, since it doesn't have a
> member ID to include in that request.
> This will cause future rebalances to hang, since the group coordinator will
> still expect a member with the ID for the now-closed consumer to join.
> Eventually, the group coordinator may remove the closed consumer from the
> group, but with default configuration settings, this could take as long as
> five minutes.
> One possible fix is to send a LeaveGroup response with the member ID if the
> consumer receives a JoinGroup response with a member ID after it has been
> closed.
> This ticket applies only to the legacy consumer. There is a similar issue
> with the new consumer that is tracked separately in KAFKA-17116.
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