[Event Hubs] Enable runtime metrics feature #5036
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| @@ -280,6 +279,14 @@ export class ReceiveHandler { | |||
| stop(): Promise<void>; | |||
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| // @public | |||
| export interface ReceiverRuntimeInfo { | |||
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The name should be LastEnqueuedEventInfo
The properties on it can be
- offset
- sequenceNumber
- enqueuedTime
- retrievalTime
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The intent of these changes is to reintroduce the concept of partition metrics associated with an EventHubConsumer and piggy-backing on received events. These metrics allow library consumers the opportunity for real-time inspection of the event processing backlog without the need to make dedicated requests for partition information.