It appears that you haven’t used the SplitByGroup pattern, which we called SplitByPump. Without that, the State memory is global, not partitioned, so the “getter” procedure won’t need or want any parameters. However, once the feed is split, the memory is indeed partitioned and needs the partitionKey as a parameter.
Long story short, you missed a step way back in Lab 4.3 to do the split. Take a look and let me know how it goes!
Hi Clayton!
It appears that you haven’t used the SplitByGroup pattern, which we called SplitByPump. Without that, the State memory is global, not partitioned, so the “getter” procedure won’t need or want any parameters. However, once the feed is split, the memory is indeed partitioned and needs the partitionKey as a parameter.
Long story short, you missed a step way back in Lab 4.3 to do the split. Take a look and let me know how it goes!
–lisa, training dept