A UnaryCallable which will batch requests based on the given BatchingDescriptor and BatcherFactory. The BatcherFactory provides a distinct Batcher for each partition as specified by the BatchingDescriptor. An example of a batching partition would be a pubsub topic.
This is public only for technical reasons, for advanced usage.
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