Add jetstream consumer priority groups (ADR-42) #786
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#788 will fix this |
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@wallyqs @caspervonb any thoughts on this? |
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This PR added omitempty to a bunch of StreamConfig fields: nats-io/nats-server#7390
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Stacked on #788
Closes #784
Implements support for ADR-42
This is mostly a port of the implementation in nats.go – but adapted to try be in-line with the way things are done in nats.py.