Ajeet D'Souza

Something is definitely wrong with your bashrc configuration. If you can share it here, I can take a look.

1. The same .bashrc file works for me (WSL + zoxide v0.9.4). Are you running a different version of zoxide? ```bash zoxide -V ``` 2. Are you able to find...

You have 2 versions of zoxide installed on your system. I'm guessing you first installed it using `sudo apt install zoxide`, and then ran the install script from the README...

> How much ZCD should serde-like libraries do? Just strings? As much as possible. In bincode's case, I don't think they have anything other than strings (`str`/`OsStr`/`Path`/`[u8]`). For your benchmarks,...

Thanks, that sounds great! If you're able to host the project, I'd be very happy to link to it on the README.

@astrolemonade building an implementation of the [Debug Adapter Protocol](https://microsoft.github.io/debug-adapter-protocol/) on `loxcraft` should be quite rewarding. I'm a bit caught up with work at the moment, but if you'd like to...

If our aim is to follow the Python NetworkX, it shouldn't be. Any object can be a node; and an edge should be able to store the relation between two...

I just went though some of the Python code, they have used a very similar approach, except they also have a separate dictionary of Node attributes. This is an unrelated...

[NetworkX doc for add_node()](https://networkx.github.io/documentation/latest/reference/classes/generated/networkx.Graph.add_node.html?highlight=add_node#networkx.Graph.add_node) They explicitly say `A node can be any hashable Python object except None.` The reason they require a hashable object is again because they are using...

That use case can be resolved separately by adding methods to retrieve a list of nodes from a graph, and then calling `G.add_nodes_from(K3.get_nodes())` or something similar. Ideally, `G.add_node(K3)` should be...