Event Processor: Set OwnerLevel "0" when creating an instance of ReadEventOptions #9310
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We found a bug when testing Event Processor functionality across all 4 languages by balancing load and reading/updating checkpoints from common store and .Net sdk was not able to steal partitions from other sdks.
Fixed this issue by setting
OwnerLevel = 0when creating an instance ofReadEventOptions.