feat: Support aggregation client in preprocessing steps#618
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Do we need configurable aggregation client parameter names? Since aggregation client injection is a framework-level API, enforcing a single reserved parameter (agg_client) would simplify the runtime and avoid reflection-based injection. The same applies to preprocessing steps. Unless backward compatibility requires custom names, I would remove agg_client_name and always inject agg_client.
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| data=data, | ||
| metadata=metadata, | ||
| agg_client=agg_client, | ||
| agg_client_name=_get_udf_aggregation_client_name(udf_registry_key), |
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why do we need this?
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