SledgeHammer01

Issue is in `WebClientTransportClientFactory.java` `WebClient.Builder` of: ``` url = serviceUrl.replace(credentials[0] + ":" + credentials[1] + "@", ""); ``` By this time, `String[] credentials = serviceURI.getUserInfo().split(":")` has URL decoded the username...

@spencergibb it will actually fail with any url encoded character, not just the @ sign :)

Sorry :), I didn't mean to change code here without getting your feedback, I meant c&p'ing in my project, but it might be an issue for others :). In my...

> I will look into it soon. > > As an alternative to the `GrpcResponseStatusException`, you could also add another interceptor after the authenticating one and write the username to...

> @SledgeHammer01 I'll look into the metadata part. Have you tried using a unique file name? It could have something to do with how the connector handles restarts. Can you...

> @SledgeHammer01 I'll look into the metadata part. Have you tried using a unique file name? It could have something to do with how the connector handles restarts. Can you...

> Yea sorry about that. The 2.0 version has been in the works for quite a long time. I work for Confluent and Confluent will officially support it so we...

> API review: > > * Key.of(debugString) is actually a bit weird; we were originally doing Key.of(name) which isn't as weird. Across all similar key types (Context, Attributes, and this...

> @SledgeHammer01, Attributes is used multiple different places. Which attributes are you copying and what are they used for in the Spring Boot context? > > If this is for...

> > So while I don't inherently need .keys() if another method was provided, I need some way to get the value out of attributes. > > @SledgeHammer01 Ah, okay....