Rename SWHIDS variable to swhids.

Fix zack comments.

Rebase on master.

Merged in a0f17b471ced.

Rebase on master.

Remove unnecessary Path call

Fix import yaml and use Pathlib write_text method.

Rebase on master (new isort hook)

Simplify Generator type hints with Iterator.

Missed one occurrence of PersistentId in documentation.

Add more context information on swh-graph.

Must update the quickstart documentation guide once implemented.

Fix wording suggestions from zack.

This is a "light" approval since I did not get to play with the diff/code locally, but it's pretty good-looking! \o/

The swh-graph repo is now fully integrated and has CI

This was fixed with in 87192dfddd4b by using a hash map. See T1969 for long term solution.

Done, see latex report in https://forge.softwareheritage.org/source/swh-graph/browse/master/reports/benchmarks/benchmarks.tex

However in swh-docs the java version is 8 which is not compatible to generate the javadoc (it should be >= 9), see https://jenkins.softwareheritage.org/view/all/job/DDOC/job/publish/lastFailedBuild/console

I recompiled from scratch the Java server, rebooted the Azure vm and everything works as expected, no more query hanging.

For the symlink part, the stackoverflow post I linked was only for the jar without dependencies so it could not work. I tried with exec-maven-plugin but could not get it to bind at the end of Maven lifecycle...

Remove @version and @since tags

In D1908#44068, @zack wrote:

We certainly don't want to modify all Java files at each release.
So please either fix it the right way (which would probably mean some git subst var hackery) or at least for now just get rid of the version numbers from all Java source code - it's useless information anyway, as it belongs to the underlying VCS.

Rebasing on master.

Rename assert_endpoint_result to assert_endpoint_output.

Amend commit to explain in more details why the fix is necessary.

Yes, totally, I was waiting on olasd return to see with him how to add Maven to the Jenkins environment. We should have some news about this on Tuesday! ;)

• Add CSV header line
• Use ; as a CSV separator

From Javalin documentation [1]:

Both big arrays are meant to be used with all the graph nodes, here is their RAM usage: