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  <description>Before 3.1.0, KafkaStream's stream-to-stream outer join used to produce a bit counterintuitive output. When we have stream s1, s2 with 10 seconds window, s1.leftJoin(s2) produces below output before 3.1.0: refs: kstream-kstream-join in 3.0.0 t s1 s2 leftJoin 0 {key:A,value:X} {left:X,right:null} 5 {…</description>
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  <published>2023-01-29 13:08:47</published>
  <title>KafkaStreams outer join semantics change in 3.1.0</title>
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