Jonathan Bluett-Duncan

I'm currently using JUNG 2.1, but I recently found that [Durian](https://github.com/diffplug/durian) has tree utilities like [TreeDef](https://diffplug.github.io/durian/javadoc/3.4.0/com/diffplug/common/base/TreeDef.html) and [TreeNode](https://diffplug.github.io/durian/javadoc/3.4.0/com/diffplug/common/base/TreeNode.html) which seem to fit my use case better. Just thought I'd bring...

@liach For my project, only 1. is true. Each and every "event" is preceded by one or zero other "events", but each "event" leads onto potentially many other branching "events"....

Hmm, is there any plan yet to open source the source code escapers? If not, we may want to consider closing this issue, because at this rate it looks like...

Just so I'm clear on this, if Google decides to keep `javaCharEscaper()` and open sources it, and/or does the same for `javaStringEscaper()`, would those escapers just escape `'` into `\'`...

And would you mind clarifying for me which APIs you're referring to when you say "higher-level APIs" and "low-level APIs"?

Ah okay, understood and understood. :)

I was going to suggest environment variables, too. At least then it lets people avoid putting the secrets in the Gradle command. And short of having a secrets manager like...

Good news: The JUnit 5 team have a sample for using JUnit 5 in Bazel! :) https://github.com/junit-team/junit5-samples/tree/master/junit5-jupiter-starter-bazel

Sure, it's not native, but it at least (should) fix the problem that the other existing example, https://github.com/JeffreyFalgout/bazel-junit5.git, doesn't work.

Nice! Looks similar to [ArchUnit](https://www.archunit.org/).