KafkaConsumerActor: don't use deprecated KafkaConsumer#committed method

[epalace]

Stop using deprecated KafkaConsumer#committed method, and start using its replacement. This allows to use a set of partitions in a single call, which has better performance than iterating on the old deprecated method.

[lightbend-cla-validator]

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[ennru]

Thank you for suggesting this.

Yes, please suggest a binary- and preferably source-compatible API.

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[epalace]

@ennru I kept source compatibility but I still marked some parts as deprecated. Should I remove the test which uses the deprecated code, or there's a way to suppress that error?

On the other hand, I'm not sure if I have to use since = '2.0.3'

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[ennru]

You may change the test to not use the now deprecated API.

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[ennru]

Before looking into this more closely, we need you to sign the CLA.

[epalace]

I confirmed the CLA via github, do I need to also send you a scanned and signed copy of it?

[seglo]

I confirmed the CLA via github, do I need to also send you a scanned and signed copy of it?

The problem is that the ID in your commits does not match your GitHub user. Usually it's because the email is different. You could update your email id and rewrite the commits, or recreate the PR.

https://help.github.com/en/github/committing-changes-to-your-project/why-are-my-commits-linked-to-the-wrong-user

[epalace]

Ok, I created a new PR: #1073