fix offset of single active consumer reset to 0 #336
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…ssages have been consumed
SAC offset should be initialized by the ConsumerUpdate func of SAC
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When a single active consumer with an offset is closed while no messages have been consumed, the offset 0 is sent to the server when closing the consumer gracefully and auto commit is enabled.
Recently
lastStoredOffsetwas changed to be initialized with -1 for #306 , however that change caused this bug because the offset is only sent whenlastStoredOffset < currentOffset. Because currentOffset is set to 0 by default by offset next and the default 0 initalization,lastStoredOffset < currentOffsetis true when closing the consumer resulting in the offset 0 being sent. Because no messages were consumed either the offset was not populated.