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Snakeyaml warning in 1.0.0 #3979
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The field name appears to be wrong here:
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interesting, gremlin-driver, "serializer" is the prop for gremlin client yaml (singular) and "serializers" is server side. It does indeed fix gremlin-console (client) which has yaml field "serializer" (singular) but breaks gremlin-server which uses (or used) field "serializers" (multi) gremlin-server: Look down L167 and that's where the client gets picked up. |
Yeah seems like it's just a warning. Weird though, I don't see this warning... I built JanusGraph from source code.
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I verified that this also occurs in Gremlin Console with Gremlin Server without using JanusGraph. So I created an issue for this in the TinkerPop issue tracker: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TINKERPOP-3001 I'm removing the 1.0.0 milestone here as we plan to release this shortly and since this is only a warning it really shouldn't block the release. |
Thanks @FlorianHockmann, closing this issue. |
Do you know what could be causing this, @li-boxuan?
It however continues to work afterwards. I haven't tested however whether the serializer config is actually used or not.
Originally posted by @FlorianHockmann in #3914 (comment)
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