HOTFIX: fix backport of #11248 by future-proofing the EmbeddedKafkaCluster#11257
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LGTM! And it also can avoid further backport issue. Nice!
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A backport of #11248 broke the 2.8 build due to usage of the
EmbeddedKafkaCluster#stopmethod, which used to be private. It seems we made this public when we upgraded to JUnit5 on the 3.0 branch and had to remove the ExternalResource that was previously responsible for callingstart()andstop()for this class using the no-longer-available@ClassRuleannotation.Rather than adapt this test to the 2.8 style by migrating it to use
@ClassRuleas well, I opted to just make thestop() method public as well (since its analoguestart()` has always been public anyways). This should hopefully prevent any future backports that include integration tests from having to manually go in and adapt the test, or accidentally break the build as happened here.