dedup

Deduplicate returned objects from a query.

Synopsis

dedup()

Description

The dedup() step is a filter step that can be used to eliminate duplication of returned objects in a traversal query.

Examples

Find all the ingredients in Julia Child’s recipes, and deduplicate the returned list:

g.V().has('person','name','Julia Child').
  out('created').
  in('includedIn').dedup().
  values('name')

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