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[TINKERPOP-3133] Allow customize the output partition #3026

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set the repartition number by, for example, 'gremlin.spark.outputRepartition=500'. only integer values larger than 0 is valid input. Otherwise the repartition will be skipped silently.

set the repartition number by, for example, 'gremlin.spark.outputRepartition=500'.
only integer values larger than 0 is valid input. Otherwise the
repartition will be skipped silently.
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