In contextImpl.java the getConsumer() - When trying to get partitioned topic consumer it throws error consumer not found.
Instead show error message that partitioned topic not present.
Also reduces computation to search for consumer.

@nikam14 Could you please provide more context about the specific use case where you encountered this issue? It would be helpful to understand:

1. What were you trying to accomplish?
2. What did you expect to happen?
3. What actually happened instead?

This additional information will help us better understand the impact on end-users and ensure our solution addresses the root cause effectively.

1 - With these changes when try to get partitonedTopicConsumer it will first check whether partitionedTopicConsumer exist or
not. If exist then return else throw error 'No Partitioned topic present' .
with these changes error message will be more specific.
2 - A more specific error message .
3 - If Consumer is not found in the Map then it returns consumer not found.

1 - With these changes when try to get partitonedTopicConsumer it will first check whether partitionedTopicConsumer exist or
not. If exist then return else throw error 'No Partitioned topic present' .
with these changes error message will be more specific.
2 - A more specific error message .
3 - If Consumer is not found in the Map then it returns consumer not found.

Please explain the context of the end user use case. As a pulsar end user, what is the use case? Please provide an example function that shows the problem.

changes are covered in testGetConsumer()-ContextImplTest.
In testGetConsumer() test function we can see if user is trying to get a consumer of partitioned topic it will get error message that " no partitioned topic present ", which means there is no consumer with partitioned topic.

changes are covered in testGetConsumer()-ContextImplTest. In testGetConsumer() test function we can see if user is trying to get a consumer of partitioned topic it will get error message that " no partitioned topic present ", which means there is no consumer with partitioned topic.

Ok. What is the current error message without this change?

changes are covered in testGetConsumer()-ContextImplTest. In testGetConsumer() test function we can see if user is trying to get a consumer of partitioned topic it will get error message that " no partitioned topic present ", which means there is no consumer with partitioned topic.

this is not a end user test case. It's possible that you are making incorrect assumptions about the behavior as well as the reviewers. In Pulsar, the partitioned topics concepts can easily mislead anyone. Please see #20622 for more details.