Label handling for Neography::Node objects #179
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Adds `set_labels`, `add_labels` and `delete_label` methods for nodes and caches the values fetched from neo4j so that multiple calls of `labels` only issue one request. As with node props, the cached labels can be set from the outside.
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Label handling for Neography::Node objects
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Adds
set_labels,add_labelsanddelete_labelmethods for nodes andcaches the values fetched from neo4j so that multiple calls of
labelsonly issue one request. As with node props, the cached labels can be set from the outside.
Also updated the
Guardfileso that unit/integration are run on a per file level fromlib/neography.Rspec depdency updated to
>=3.0because the suite didn't run locally with rspec 2.x.