Minor Description
This is a good Jira to be picked up by first time contributors to Kafka code base.
The objective of this Jira is to fix incorrect formatting of string at multiple places in the code which can cause incorrect print when used in a different locale.
1. FollowerState.java Line: 121
This code uses '%s' to format long: updatedHighWatermark (declared at line 117). This is a potential locale-sensitive handling issue. It might cause errors in the handling and processing of the statement at line: 121. Consider formatting this data with '%d' instead.
2. MemoryRecordsBuilder.java Line: 441
This code uses '%s' to format long: offset (declared at line 434), lastOffset. This is a potential locale-sensitive handling issue. It might cause errors in the handling and processing of the statement at line: 441. Consider formatting this data with '%d' instead.
3. HttpAccessTokenRetriever.java Line: 340
This code uses '%s' to format int: MAX_RESPONSE_BODY_LENGTH, actualLength (declared at line 338). This is a potential locale-sensitive handling issue. It might cause errors in the handling and processing of the statement at line: 340. Consider formatting this data with '%d' instead.
4. KafkaAdminClient.java Line: 1256
This code uses '%s' to format int: correlationId (declared at line 1226). This is a potential locale-sensitive handling issue. It might cause errors in the handling and processing of the statement at line: 1256. Consider formatting this data with '%d' instead.
5 . Batch.java Line: 170
This code uses '%s' to format int: epoch (declared at line 163). This is a potential locale-sensitive handling issue. It might cause errors in the handling and processing of the statement at line: 170. Consider formatting this data with '%d' instead.
6. Batch.java Line: 207
This code uses '%s' to format int: epoch (declared at line 200). This is a potential locale-sensitive handling issue. It might cause errors in the handling and processing of the statement at line: 207. Consider formatting this data with '%d' instead.
7. BatchBuilder.java Line: 330
This code uses '%s' to format int: 'size' expression. This is a potential locale-sensitive handling issue. It might cause errors in the handling and processing of the statement at line: 330. Consider formatting this data with '%d' instead.
8. CopartitionedTopicsEnforcer.java Line: 104
This code uses '%s' to format int: numberOfPartitionsOfInternalTopic (declared at line 99), numPartitionsToUseForRepartitionTopics (defined at line 81). This is a potential locale-sensitive handling issue. It might cause errors in the handling and processing of the statement at line: 104. Consider formatting this data with '%d' instead.
9. RefreshingHttpsJwks.java Line: 337
This code uses '%s' to format int: MISSING_KEY_ID_MAX_KEY_LENGTH, actualLength (declared at line 335). This is a potential locale-sensitive handling issue. It might cause errors in the handling and processing of the statement at line: 337. Consider formatting this data with '%d' instead.
10. SerializedJwt.java Line: 47
This code uses '%s' to format int: splits.length. This is a potential locale-sensitive handling issue. It might cause errors in the handling and processing of the statement at line: 47. Consider formatting this data with '%d' instead.
11. ControllerResultAndOffset.java Line: 57
This code uses '%s' to format long: offset. This is a potential locale-sensitive handling issue. It might cause errors in the handling and processing of the statement at line: 57. Consider formatting this data with '%d' instead.
12. ReplicatedLog.java Line: 101
This code uses '%s' to format long: 'startOffset' expression. This is a potential locale-sensitive handling issue. It might cause errors in the handling and processing of the statement at line: 101. Consider formatting this data with '%d' instead.
13. HttpAccessTokenRetriever.java Line: 275
This code uses '%s' to format int: responseCode (declared at line 240). This is a potential locale-sensitive handling issue. It might cause errors in the handling and processing of the statement at line: 275. Consider formatting this data with '%d' instead.
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