resolving wrong reference (#438)

* add static partition assignment possibilities

* add global partitions as actives as well

* pin mode as long we didn't switch to newest faust version that supports python 3.11

* first version of global global tables

* add GlobalGlobalTable Object

* have global global as attribute of global table

* use use_partitioner also for having all partitions as standby

* Update requirements.txt

* fix tests, assert that global flag is set in case global global is used, linting

* remove test artefact

* fix linting again

* rename global global to synchronize_all_active_partitions

* fix linting

* add base.py changes

* fixed synchornized_all_active_partitions attribute handling in GlobalTable Constructor

* resolved reference error self.table.use_partitioner -> table.usepartitioner

* run code formatter

Co-authored-by: Alexander Oberegger <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: aoberegg <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Marco Julian Moser <[email protected]>

faust/assignor/partition_assignor.py

@@ -336,10 +336,7 @@ def _global_table_standby_assignments(
                     # the table and consumer group B, C, D only consuming. With the
                     # synchronize_all_active_partitions flag it's possible to have
                     # shared state over multiple consumer groups.
-                    if (
-                        table.synchronize_all_active_partitions
-                        or self.table.use_partitioner
-                    ):
+                    if table.synchronize_all_active_partitions or table.use_partitioner:
                         standby_partitions = all_partitions
                     else:  # Only add those partitions as standby which aren't active
                         standby_partitions = all_partitions - active_partitions