priyen opened a new pull request, #9097:
URL: https://github.com/apache/pinot/pull/9097

   This adds support for distinct count hll pre-aggregation. It introduces a 
new property on the fieldSpec, fixedLength in bytes so that BYTES data type can 
be treated as fixed length and we can utilize the 
FixedByteSVMutableForwardIndex.
   When used for Hyperloglog data values, the fixedLength should represent in 
bytes the size of the Hyperloglog object when serialized.
   
   Hyperloglog w/ log2m of 8 has a size of 180 bytes, with a log2m of 12 has a 
size of 2740 bytes. I unit tested using log2m of 12 because that's the size one 
of our use cases require
   
   unit tests for the fixedByte mutable forward indexes' getBytes() and 
setBytes() new implementation
   unit tests for aggregating rows and asserting on their Hyperloglog objects
   
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