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[Task]: Update BigQueryIO.setTriggeringFrequency documentation

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#23,949 opened on Nov 2, 2022

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Description

What needs to happen?

BigQueryIO currently documents triggering frequency as:

This is only applicable when the write method is set to {@link Method#FILE_LOADS}, and only when writing an unbounded {@link PCollection}.

However, we use triggering frequency for STORAGE_WRITE_API and STORAGE_API_AT_LEAST_ONCE as well. This documentation should be updated to reflect this.

In addition, during the validation component of BigQueryIO.write().expand(), we check for unbounded && (file loads || storage write api) to see if a triggering frequency is set. This should probably also be checked if storage write at least once is set.

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Priority: 2

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Component: io-java-gcp

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Research direction
Investigate the BigQueryIO source code, specifically the setTriggeringFrequency method documentation and the validation logic in BigQueryIO.write().expand(). The issue comments may indicate further context. Update the Javadoc to mention STORAGE WRITE API and STORAGE API AT LEAST ONCE, and potentially add a validation check for those methods.
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