Thank you Dominik.
So there's an implicit conversion, which means that getState().value() would
always give a deteministic result (i.e: Boolean value would always be false,
Int value would always be 0)
I found another funny thing is even with ref type like Integer, there is
also that implicit con
Hey,
After you call, by default values you mean after you call :
getRuntimeContext.getState()
If so, the default value will be state with *value() *of null, as described
in :
/**
* Returns the current value for the state. When the state is not
* partitioned the returned value is the same for
Hi,
In Flink's documents, I couldn't find any example that uses primitive type
when working with States. What would be the initial value of a ValueState of
type Int/Boolean/...? The same question apply for MapValueState like
[String, Int]
Thanks and regards,
Averell
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