Hi,
Flinkspector is indeed a good choice to circumvent this problem as it
specifically has several mechanisms to deal with these synchronization
problems. Unfortunately, I'm still looking for a reasonable solution to
support checking of scala types.
Maybe I will provide a version in which you
Hi,
Some shameless self promotion:
You can also checkout:
https://github.com/ottogroup/flink-spector
which has to the goal to remove such hurdles when testing flink programs.
Best,
Alex
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Hi,
You're right, expect that ("grace", "arctic", 25) is emitted with timestamp
90 seconds along with a for watermark 90 seconds.
I followed your advice and implemented a simple window function printing the
start + end of a window along with it's content. You can see that a window
from minute 1
I should add i'm using version 0.10.1
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Hi,
I have a setup where I'm feeding a rolling window with event time:
https://gist.github.com/lofifnc/dd946fef6f4b3eb25ef1 (Obviously i'm using
Flinkspector)
The first case behaves as expected I'm emitting three records which are all
in the time frame of the first window triggering:
("
Hi Márton,
Thanks for your answer. But now I'm even more confused as it somehow
conflicts with the documentation. ;)
According to the wiki and the stratosphere paper the JobGraph will be
submitted to the JobManager. And the JobManager will then translate it into
the ExecutionGraph.
> In order
Hi,
I'm trying to figure out what graph the execution plan represents when you
call env.getExecutionPlan on the StreamExecutionEnvironment. From my
understanding the StreamGraph is what you call an APIGraph, which will be
used to create the JobGraph.
So is the ExecutionPlan is a full
Hi,
If you wan't to play with it you can find the source and basic documentation
here: https://github.com/ottogroup/flink-spector.
The framework is for now feature complete. At the moment I'm working on
exposing some more functionality to the user, making the dsl more intuitive
and scalatest
Thanks!
I should've mentioned that I've seen the FAQ but I didn't notice intellij
deleting the import immediately.
For anyone encountering a similar behavior:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11154912/how-to-prevent-intellij-idea-from-deleting-unused-packages
Note that you have uncheck