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It turns out we forgot to add this to the API, so I added it. I also implemented it. The tests are pretty thorough; as an added innovation over our previous tests (e.g. in #312 and #61), we now consistently test that equality is commutative. In contrast to our previous implementations, this one is massively simpler. That's an upside of using primitive ES6 data structures to store all of the graph's information... which is itself an upside of not trying to store arbitrary additional information in the graph. Now we can just do a deep equality check on the underlying nodes set and edges map! We might be able to performance tune this method by taking advantage of the structure of our nodes and edges. This should suffice for now, though. Paired with @wchargin Test plan: Unit tests were added. Run `yarn travis` |
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