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This pull request introduces a new utility object for consistent endpoint handling and improves Java interoperability in the Kusto ingest client library. The main changes are the centralization of ingestion/query endpoint logic, simplification of builder classes, and the addition of Java-friendly asynchronous APIs.

Endpoint handling improvements:

• Added a new IngestClientBase Kotlin object that centralizes logic for converting between cluster, ingestion, and query endpoint URLs, with special handling for reserved hostnames and local development scenarios. (ingest-v2/src/main/kotlin/com/microsoft/azure/kusto/ingest/v2/IngestClientBase.kt)
• Refactored builder classes (BaseIngestClientBuilder, QueuedIngestClientBuilder, StreamingIngestClientBuilder) to use the new IngestClientBase for endpoint normalization, removing redundant endpoint properties and logic. (ingest-v2/src/main/kotlin/com/microsoft/azure/kusto/ingest/v2/builders/BaseIngestClientBuilder.kt, QueuedIngestClientBuilder.kt, StreamingIngestClientBuilder.kt) [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8]

Java interoperability enhancements:

• Added Java-friendly asynchronous methods (returning CompletableFuture) to the IngestClient and MultiIngestClient interfaces, providing better support for Java consumers and avoiding JVM signature conflicts with suspend functions. (ingest-v2/src/main/kotlin/com/microsoft/azure/kusto/ingest/v2/client/IngestClient.kt) [1] [2] [3]
• Implemented these new Java-friendly methods in ManagedStreamingIngestClient and QueuedIngestClient, replacing previous @JvmName workarounds with proper interface overrides. (ManagedStreamingIngestClient.kt, QueuedIngestClient.kt) [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]

These changes improve maintainability, ensure endpoint logic is consistent across the codebase, and provide a more robust API for both Kotlin and Java consumers.This pull request introduces a new utility object for consistent endpoint handling and improves Java interoperability in the Kusto ingest client library. The main changes are the centralization of ingestion/query endpoint logic, simplification of builder classes, and the addition of Java-friendly asynchronous APIs.

Endpoint handling improvements:

• Added a new IngestClientBase Kotlin object that centralizes logic for converting between cluster, ingestion, and query endpoint URLs, with special handling for reserved hostnames and local development scenarios. (ingest-v2/src/main/kotlin/com/microsoft/azure/kusto/ingest/v2/IngestClientBase.kt)
• Refactored builder classes (BaseIngestClientBuilder, QueuedIngestClientBuilder, StreamingIngestClientBuilder) to use the new IngestClientBase for endpoint normalization, removing redundant endpoint properties and logic. (ingest-v2/src/main/kotlin/com/microsoft/azure/kusto/ingest/v2/builders/BaseIngestClientBuilder.kt, QueuedIngestClientBuilder.kt, StreamingIngestClientBuilder.kt) [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8]

Java interoperability enhancements:

• Added Java-friendly asynchronous methods (returning CompletableFuture) to the IngestClient and MultiIngestClient interfaces, providing better support for Java consumers and avoiding JVM signature conflicts with suspend functions. (ingest-v2/src/main/kotlin/com/microsoft/azure/kusto/ingest/v2/client/IngestClient.kt) [1] [2] [3]
• Implemented these new Java-friendly methods in ManagedStreamingIngestClient and QueuedIngestClient, replacing previous @JvmName workarounds with proper interface overrides. (ManagedStreamingIngestClient.kt, QueuedIngestClient.kt) [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]

These changes improve maintainability, ensure endpoint logic is consistent across the codebase, and provide a more robust API for both Kotlin and Java consumers.### Added

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