[consumer] Ignore Seek() timeout #906
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Seek timeout is ignored and an infinite timeout is used instead. The method will block till fetcher state is updated and the seek is registered. See confluentinc#888.
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Seek timeout is ignored and an infinite timeout is used instead. The method will block till fetcher state is updated and the seek is registered. See #888.
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Seek timeout is ignored and an infinite timeout is used instead. The method will block till fetcher state is updated and the seek is registered. See #888.
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Seek timeout is ignored and an infinite timeout is used instead. The method will block till fetcher state is updated and the seek is registered.
See #888.