Closed pankajroark closed 8 years ago
@johnynek Thanks for pointing out docs for other graph utilities. While reading Dag optimization related code I came across several places where I felt documentation would have been really useful and expected it. I'm trying to add docs to those places, will likely send many more such PRs. Let me know when it feels I'm going overboard :). Can I consider your previous comment a thumbs up? Praneeth already reviewed it and I'm ready to merge it.
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Merged from command line, since I needed to squash commits.
note that github can do squash commits now. After you click the merge button you can select squash.
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Ahh... didn't know that merge button gives squash option. Will do that from next time.
seems like a good improvement to style and documentation.
you might contrast this to the code in https://github.com/twitter/summingbird/tree/develop/summingbird-core/src/main/scala/com/twitter/summingbird/graph which are utilities on generic graphs, which we use to inspect the producer graph generally (like to reverse the graph to see downstream dependencies).