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Its not hard to do book-keeping of what edges are already set, but it would dirty down the client code.
It would be awesome if the library could do book-keeping and either expose methods to query edges OR just simply provide an option to ignore duplicate edges.
I'm not familiar with this library, but the underlying graphviz app allows a keyword "strict" that allows at most one edge between any two nodes (in each direction). The keyword goes before "digraph", so it's "strict digraph { ... }" If node-graphviz doesn't have "strict", it's probably easy to add, since it must be generating graphviz source at some point.
I have some code which ends up creating duplicate edges because I can't figure out how to check if an exact same edge already exists.
Is there a way by which I can tell this library to simply ignore duplicate edges?
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