TINKERPOP-919 Added supportsDuplicateMultiProperties()#463
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I was a confused for a bit on the method name. Seems (and this is just me) that a better name would be: To me this means same key, duplicate values. The problem with "identical" is that there is no such thing as identical as properties can have meta-properties and be different. Thus, its a key/value identity, not a key/value/properties/id identity. Dunno...whateves. |
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i played with a lot of different words. "duplicate" was one. i don't mind changing it if you like that better. |
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ok - renamed to use "duplicate" and rebased on tp32 |
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That feature allows a graph to specify whether or not it supports multi-properties that allow the same value to be supplied on the same key.
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https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TINKERPOP-919
That feature allows a graph to specify whether or not it supports multi-properties that allow the same value to be supplied on the same key. Not sure why this wasn't implemented long ago. It was relatively straightforward to put in place. I did take a look at the test suite for existing tests that might have needed this feature included, but I didn't see any.
mvn clean install -DincludeNeo4jis all goodVOTE +1