Because @FinishBundle is not executed in the context of a window, what
state would you be accessing? (analogous to the way that outputs from
finish bundle must have an explicit window specified)
It may make sense to have a separate method @FinishBundleForWindow (or some
better name) that can be ca
Hello all,
I am working on a pipeline where I'd like to write a value to state at the
end of processing a bundle. As it turns out, I don't think this is
possible, as FinishBundleContext does not provide a method for it; and
doing something like so also errors out:
==
@FinishBundle
