kennknowles opened a new issue, #19467:
URL: https://github.com/apache/beam/issues/19467
GroupByKey is useful, but it is difficult to express complex grouping
conditions.
I propose the development of the function to group if there is a common term
in even one of multiple keys.
Like this....
usage
```
List io = Arrays.asList(
KV.of(new MultiKey("A","C", "E"),"0"),
KV.of(new MultiKey("A","D", "F"),"1"),
KV.of(new MultiKey("B","D", "G"),"2"),
KV.of(new MultiKey("H","J", "L"),"3"),
KV.of(new MultiKey("I","K",
"L"),"4"),
KV.of(new MultiKey("M","C", "O"),"5"),
KV.of(new MultiKey(null,null, "O"),"6"),
KV.of(new
MultiKey(null,null, null),"7")
);
p.apply(Create.of(io))
.apply(GroupByMultiKey.create(3))
.apply(new
DebugPrintln());
```
out put this
>
>
[KV\{["A","C","E"],"0"},KV\{["A","D","F"],"1"},KV\{["B","D","G"],"2"},KV\{["M","C","O"],"5"},KV\{[null,null,"O"],"6"}]
[KV\{["H","J","L"],"3"},KV\{["I","K","L"],"4"}]
[KV\{[null,null,null],"7"}]
>
Imported from Jira
[BEAM-7358](https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/BEAM-7358). Original Jira may
contain additional context.
Reported by: naoki.
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