Add support for Guava's ReverseList.

[amitsela]

Supporting Guava's ReverseList (and RandomAccessReverseList).
First time writing a Kryo serializer, appreciate the feedback.
Thanks!

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[amitsela]

R: @magro

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[magro]

Thanks for the PR, I just released it with 0.39.

[amitsela]

Great! happy to hear that.

[magro]

Btw, I also just updated the kryo dependency to 4.0.0 and released kryo-serializers 0.40 with this.

[amitsela]

I'm mostly using Kryo with Spark so I assume that might not play nicely together 😉.

[magro]

Ah ok, might take a bit, as long as you cannot change the used kryo version on your own...

[amitsela]

@magro quick question - can I use version 0.39 with Twitter chill-0.5.0 (depends on kryo-2.21) ? or should I use the latest 0.2x ? thanks.

[magro]

@amitsela Hmm, not sure, you could give it a try. If course you'd have to exclude the kryo dependency from kryo-serializers to stay with kryo 2.21.

[amitsela]

@magro Yeah, did that, just worried about backward compatibility, though I'm only using kryo-serializers for Guava immutables and Java's UnmodifiableCollection:

UnmodifiableCollectionsSerializer.registerSerializers(kryo);
// Guava
ImmutableListSerializer.registerSerializers(kryo);
ImmutableSetSerializer.registerSerializers(kryo);
ImmutableMapSerializer.registerSerializers(kryo);
ImmutableMultimapSerializer.registerSerializers(kryo);
ReverseListSerializer.registerSerializers(kryo);

[magro]

@amitsela So does it work?

[amitsela]

@magro Seems to... I know for sure that UnmodifiableCollectionsSerializer, and ReverseListSerializer work.

[magro]

Great!