with the same key are listed
>> separately after applying a groupByKey(), for example. What further
>> modifications are necessary to enable usage of above class as a key. Right
>> now, I have fallen back to using Tuple3 instead of
>> the FlowId class, but it makes the code unnecessarily verbose.
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ing Tuple3 instead of
> the FlowId class, but it makes the code unnecessarily verbose.
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t makes the code unnecessarily verbose.
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