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The text was mostly copied from 99 scala problems and overall is too verbose.
Probably it should also explain existing Kotlin API for graphs.
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there are a lot of missing or glossed-over steps and choices to make.
I've used IntelliJ and Scala before, but regardless, I found these instructions difficult to follow and I felt very uncertain whether I was doing it right.
I'm skeptical that a new user could follow these instructions without a lot of guesswork and/or outside assistance
The API is well-defined in the code, but it would be nice to have it in ReadTheDocs.
It would also allow us to add bits of useful information, such as the fact that #470 exists.
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I've tried fresh npm install, it doesn't work.
I'm not sure what to do.
Please help me to fix this error. Thank you...