The class ContainerProperties has been moved from org.springframework.kafka.listener.config to org.springframework.kafka.listener.
The enum AckMode has been moved from AbstractMessageListenerContainer to ContainerProperties.
setBatchErrorHandler() and setErrorHandler() methods have been moved from ContainerProperties to AbstractMessageListenerContainer (and AbstractKafkaListenerContainerFactory).
A new AfterRollbackProcessor strategy is provided - see the section called “After Rollback Processor” for more information.
The ConcurrentKafkaListenerContainerFactory can now be used to create/configure any ConcurrentMessageListenerContainer, not just those for @KafkaListener annotations.
See the section called “Container factory” for more information.
A new container property missingTopicsFatal has been added.
See the section called “KafkaMessageListenerContainer” for more information.
A ConsumerStoppedEvent is now emitted when a consumer terminates.
See the section called “Thread Safety” for more information.
Batch listeners can optionally receive the complete ConsumerRecords<?, ?> object instead of a List<ConsumerRecord<?, ?>.
See the section called “Batch listeners” for more information.
The DefaultAfterRollbackProcessor and SeekToCurrentErrorHandler can now recover (skip) records that keep failing, and will do so after 10 failures, by default.
They can be configured to publish failed records to a dead-letter topic.
See the section called “After Rollback Processor”, the section called “Seek To Current Container Error Handlers” and the section called “Publishing Dead-Letter Records” for more information.
You can now override the concurrency and autoStartup properties of the listener container factory by setting properties on the annotation.
You can now add configuration to determine which headers (if any) are copied to a reply message.
See the section called “@KafkaListener Annotation” for more information.
You can now use @KafkaListener as a meta-annotation on your own annotations.
See the section called “@KafkaListener as a Meta Annotation” for more information.
It is now easier to configure a Validator for @Payload validation.
See the section called “@KafkaListener @Payload Validation” for more information.
Headers of type MimeType and MediaType are now mapped as simple strings in the RecordHeader value.
Previously, they were mapped as JSON and only MimeType was decoded, MediaType could not be decoded.
They are now simple strings for interoperability.
Also, the DefaultKafkaHeaderMapper has a new method addToStringClasses allowing the specification of types that should be mapped using toString() instead of JSON.
See Section 4.1.6, “Message Headers” for more information.
The KafkaEmbedded class and its KafkaRule interface have need deprecated in favor of the EmbeddedKafkaBroker and its JUnit 4 EmbeddedKafkaRule wrapper.
The @EmbeddedKafka annotation now populates an EmbeddedKafkaBroker bean instead of the deprecated KafkaEmbedded.
This allows the use of @EmbeddedKafka in JUnit 5 tests.
See Section 4.3, “Testing Applications” for more information.
You can now provide type mapping information using producer/consumer properties.
New constructors are available on the deserializer to allow overriding the type header information with the supplied target type.
The JsonDeserializer will now remove any type information headers by default.
See Section 4.1.5, “Serialization/Deserialization and Message Conversion” for more information.
The streams configuration bean must now be a KafkaStreamsConfiguration object instead of a StreamsConfig.
The StreamsBuilderFactoryBean has been moved from package ...core to ...config.
See Section 4.2, “Kafka Streams Support” and Section 4.2.5, “Configuration” for more information.
When a transaction is started by the listener container, the transactional.id is now the transactionIdPrefix appended with <group.id>.<topic>.<partition>.
This is to allow proper fencing of zombies as described here.