GitHub user udoklein opened a pull request:
https://github.com/apache/spark/pull/10640
removed lambda from sortByKey()
According to the documentation the sortByKey method does not take a lambda
as an argument, thus the example is flawed. Removed the argument completely as
this will default to ascending sort.
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This closes #10640
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commit 12825595bf2ab01f01784dc01d2e98e0c2fec863
Author: Udo Klein <[email protected]>
Date: 2016-01-07T09:46:38Z
removed lambda from sortByKey()
According to the documentation the sortByKey method does not take a lambda
as an argument, thus the example is flawed. Removed the argument completely as
this will default to ascending sort.
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