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[SPARK-22750][SQL] Reuse mutable states when possible #19940
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[SPARK-22750][SQL] Reuse mutable states when possible
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Add assertions
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Merge branch 'master' of github.com:apache/spark into SPARK-22750
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rename to addImmutableStateIfNotExists
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remove references to the old name addSingleMutableState
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Merge branch 'master' of github.com:apache/spark into SPARK-22750
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remove useless tests
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fix merge error
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renaming
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unrelated question: in the codebase sometimes we use UTC sometimes we use GMT, is it corrected?
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yes, there is no difference between them in practice. But I think that being consistent would be better for readability