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[BEAM-2007] Ensure all Read outputs are consumed in Dataflow #2587

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Apply a no-op ParDo to any PTransform that is not consumed.

Apply a no-op ParDo to any PTransform that is not consumed.
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tgroh commented Apr 19, 2017

R: @dhalperi

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LGTM, thanks!... But before merging, maybe we should quickly explain to francesperry@ the issue tomorrow and see if she's on board with this plan. (One thing I wonder is how the NoOp will show up in the Dataflow UI.)

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Coverage decreased (-0.1%) to 70.138% when pulling 89a6602 on tgroh:no_orphaned_dataflow_reads into 6d3fe51 on apache:master.

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Coverage decreased (-0.1%) to 70.121% when pulling 89a6602 on tgroh:no_orphaned_dataflow_reads into 6d3fe51 on apache:master.

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