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Clean up ns and make code more idiomatic #62
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nil ;not bipartite | ||
;not bipartite |
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I didn't quite understand the purpose of this comment.
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In this case, we should leave the if-statement to make it clear that the true branch of the if-statement, which returns nil, indicates that the graph is not bipartite.
I've signed the Clojure CA and am happy to sign over copyright. I'm a little confused by the idea though, I wouldn't expect signing the Clojure CA would apply to contributions to Loom when it isn't a Core Clojure project? |
There's no longer a requirement to sign the Clojure CA in order to contribute to Loom. I've announced it some time ago, but it looks like not all the references were updated. The FAQ page should now have the up-to-date information. Sorry for the confusion. The vision behind Loom is to eventually make it a Clojure contrib library, which is why the requirement existed before. Thank you for your great contributions! I'm still in the process of reviewing the 2 PRs and will get back to you shortly. |
Everything looks good. If you could revert just that one change that we discussed in src/loom/alg.clj on line 437, I'll merge the PR. |
All fixed. |
Great, thanks! |
Clean up ns and make code more idiomatic
Some of these changes you may not prefer, I'm happy to pull them back out if you'd like.