GitHub user deepak-narkhede opened a pull request:

    https://github.com/apache/apex-malhar/pull/468

    APEXMALHAR-2314 Improper functioning in partitioning for sequencialFileRead 
for FSRecord

    Fix the StreamCodec for FSRecordReader, initially it was hashcode of 
blockId's mostly always unique.
    Hence unable to satisfy the sequencialFileRead property. Now the 
StreamCodec is modified to work
    with hashcode of filePath. So all blocks related to a file would be 
partitioned on same operator.
    
    Tested with recordReader and verified for sequencialFileRead that all 
blocks related to a file are partitioned to single operator.

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    https://github.com/apache/apex-malhar/pull/468.patch

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    This closes #468
    
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commit fe81d79d2b5ec845b97a93a5cd21514eff5f29fa
Author: deepak-narkhede <mailtodeep...@gmail.com>
Date:   2016-10-24T08:23:57Z

    APEXMALHAR-2314 Improper functioning in partitioning of sequencialFileRead 
property of FSRecordReaderModule.
    
    Fix the StreamCodec for FSRecordReader, initially it was hashcode of 
blockId's mostly always unique.
    Hence unable to satisfy the sequencialFileRead property. Now the 
StreamCodec is modified to work
    with hashcode of filePath. So all blocks related to a file would be 
partitioned on same operator.

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