Kafka buffer integration test to verify that data in the buffer is correctly read #3973
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…data written is correctly read and decrypted. This work will be used to verify upcoming changes to the Protobuf model. Signed-off-by: David Venable <[email protected]>
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Description
Adds a new integration test for the Kafka buffer which verifies that data written is correctly read and decrypted. This work will be used to verify upcoming changes to the Protobuf model.
Issues Resolved
None, but this is preparing to help ensure that changes for #3655 are backward compatible.
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