Source connectors should use ReadN

source.go

@@ -64,22 +64,14 @@ func (s *Source) Open(_ context.Context, _ opencdc.Position) error {
 	return nil
 }
 
-func (s *Source) Read(_ context.Context) (opencdc.Record, error) {
-	// Read returns a new Record and is supposed to block until there is either
-	// a new record or the context gets cancelled. It can also return the error
-	// ErrBackoffRetry to signal to the SDK it should call Read again with a
-	// backoff retry.
-	// If Read receives a cancelled context or the context is cancelled while
-	// Read is running it must stop retrieving new records from the source
-	// system and start returning records that have already been buffered. If
-	// there are no buffered records left Read must return the context error to
-	// signal a graceful stop. If Read returns ErrBackoffRetry while the context
-	// is cancelled it will also signal that there are no records left and Read
-	// won't be called again.
-	// After Read returns an error the function won't be called again (except if
-	// the error is ErrBackoffRetry, as mentioned above).
-	// Read can be called concurrently with Ack.
-	return opencdc.Record{}, nil
+func (s *Source) ReadN(context.Context, int) ([]opencdc.Record, error) {
+	// ReadN is the same as Read, but returns a batch of records. The connector
+	// is expected to return at most n records. If there are fewer records
+	// available, it should return all of them. If there are no records available
+	// it should block until there are records available or the context is
+	// cancelled. If the context is cancelled while ReadN is running, it should
+	// return the context error.
+	return []opencdc.Record{}, nil
 }
 
 func (s *Source) Ack(_ context.Context, _ opencdc.Position) error {