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Graph: implement Serializable
See original GitHub issueCan support be added to the new graph package classes to support java.io.Serializable?
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- Created 7 years ago
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@mfulton26 Yes, I’m actively working on a JUNG re-release, but the migration process is taking longer than I’d hoped (in part because I’m fixing some other issues in the process, and in part because I’ve recently transferred to a new team at Google and am still ramping up).
You can watch the progress of the JUNG migration on the common.graph branch.
We just discussed this in https://github.com/google/guava/issues/2645, where @jrtom asked: