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                                            David P. Baker

Cache recursive compute may deadlock

Thanks, @ben-manes! If you feel like sending a PR, we'll test it internally and accept it.

There is no charset parameter on application/json

In general, are extra, unrecognized parameters considered an error in media types?

Reverse toString parsing for InetAddresses.

Are these cases in which it's not guaranteed that the string was generated from `InetAddress.toString()`? Because those always have the "/".

Reverse toString parsing for InetAddresses.

Hi @Shin0017. Thanks for asking! Generally we don't want to accept new APIs until we have some more discussion of the requirements, the use cases, and specifically the API. I...

Reverse toString parsing for InetAddresses.

Thanks. We still have questions about the usefulness of this feature. How many people need such an API? (We have seen no need for it within Google.) If you're serializing...

Reverse toString parsing for InetAddresses.

Hi @blackdurumi. Until we have a better sense of why such a feature would be actually useful to people, we won't accept it as an API addition. Additionally, there are...

Confusion on contents of saved `Graph.adjacentNodes(n)` if `n` is eventually removed

It seems to me that the set view of adjacent nodes of a node that was since removed from the graph is invalid, and its behavior could be undefined. It...

RateLimiter SmoothWarmingUp does not limit if warmup period is smaller than 1000 NANOSECONDS

What is the actual elapsed time? `RateLimiter` interprets the warmup period in microseconds, so anything less than 1 microsecond is interpreted as zero. But that should mean you get one...

RateLimiter SmoothWarmingUp does not limit if warmup period is smaller than 1000 NANOSECONDS

Do you see the same behavior when calling `create(1, Duration.ZERO)`?

RateLimiter SmoothWarmingUp does not limit if warmup period is smaller than 1000 NANOSECONDS

How important is it to support