fix: tester should fail when messages cannot be written#227
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| Topic: testerConfig.topic, | ||
| Balancer: &kafka.LeastBytes{}, | ||
| Async: true, | ||
| QueueCapacity: 5, |
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QueueCapacity was deprecated and is no longer necessary
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When writing messages,
testerused the async mode, which was unable of write errors. This switches that to send messages synchronously so that we can surface errors that come back from Kafka.