Optimization - avoid deserializing the graph result twice #30
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The GraphResult constructor already initializes the ResultDictionary (from the underlying ResultContainer dictionary) There’s no need to deserialize the data again and assign it, in case it was already done. This saves both execution time and unneeded GC.
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The GraphResult constructor already initializes the ResultDictionary (from the underlying ResultContainer dictionary) There’s no need to deserialize the data again and assign it, in case it was already done. This saves both execution time and unneeded GC.
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