Closed laifi closed 4 years ago
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Hi, @laifi, thanks for the PR.
I'm a bit confused by this change, as the add_undirected_edges()
function is already implemented (see here). You can also see a unit test of the function demonstrating that it works here).
Is there something about the current implementation you find lacking or that you were trying to fix?
Thanks,
Allan
@aheydon-google Sorry , I was going through the code source and I found this function I got confused with the inner function all_graph_edges( ) so I thought the undirected graphs still not supported but it seems good with the current implementation. You can close this PR , Thanks :)
Okay, thanks for getting back to me! - Allan
Implementing the add_undirected_edges to makes all edges of the given graph bi-directional.