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Boston University 2020 A unary operator G is monotonic if L1 ⊆τ S1 implies G(L1) ⊆τ G(S1). A binary operator H is monotonic when (L1, L2) ⊆τ (S1, S2) implies H(L1, L2) ⊆τ H(S1, S2). For τ = 0, S argument(s). A non-null unary operator G is non-blocking, when Gτ (S) = G(Sτ), for every τ. A non-null binary operator G is non-blocking, when, Gτ (L, S) = G(Lτ , Sτ), for every τ. 48 Vasiliki Kalavri | Boston

and without Scala dependency since Flink 1.16. If you want to use Scala 2.12, you can download the binary distribution of Scala 2.12, unzip it and then set the environment variable FLINK_HOME to point to

and without Scala dependency since Flink 1.16. If you want to use Scala 2.12, you can download the binary distribution of Scala 2.12, unzip it and then set the environment variable FLINK_HOME to point to