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Deduplicate rows in subquery #409

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@zhilingc zhilingc commented Jan 6, 2020

There is a loophole in the way the bq batch queries are done that if there are multiple rows with the same event timestamp, created timestamp and entity ids, the query will return duplicate rows.

This patch deduplicates subquery results, preventing that from happening.

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/lgtm

@feast-ci-bot feast-ci-bot merged commit 57b3887 into feast-dev:master Jan 6, 2020
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