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…OLTP adjacency allocation
The OLTP fix landed here left the CSR kernel behind: GraphAlgorithms.pageRank derived a single
`undirected = direction == BOTH` flag, so DIRECTION.IN fell through to exactly the OUT arrangement
(out-degree from the forward CSR, pull from the backward one). The same
`algo.pagerank({direction: 'IN'})` therefore answered correctly on an uncovered graph and answered
OUT's scores on a graph a ready Graph Analytical View covers - a result that flips with the presence
of a view the caller never mentioned.
The direction names the edges rank is pushed ALONG, which fixes each CSR array's role: OUT takes
out-degree from the forward CSR and pulls from the backward one, IN is the mirror image, and BOTH
uses both for both. Two flags (`pushForward`/`pushBackward`) express that and leave OUT and BOTH
bit-for-bit as they were.
Also rewrites the OLTP adjacency build the direction fix touched: it collected into a List<int[]>
whose every element was a one-element array plus a List<Double> that boxed every weight, i.e. two
allocations per edge on a path that walks the whole graph. One growable primitive buffer, reused
across nodes and copied out at its exact size, replaces both.
Tests: AlgoPageRankTest gains a CSR-vs-OLTP parity test for direction IN and a weighted IN test
(weighted PageRank never takes the CSR path, so its weight arrays had no IN coverage at all). Both
were confirmed red against the pre-fix kernels and green after. 783 tests across the algo and olap
packages pass.
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…served by the CSR path CodeRabbit flagged the unchecked awaitReady(): if it returns false the query drops to the OLTP fallback and the parity test compares OLTP against itself, so it can never fail. The check is right and the codebase already has a stronger form of it. awaitReady() returning true is necessary but not sufficient - AlgoPageRank also falls back when the view reports pending changes and when findProvider() does not reach it - so the IN parity test now invokes the procedure directly with an observable CommandContext and asserts CSR_ACCELERATED_VAR, the same assertion Issue6316AlgoLoadGraphAdoptionTest uses against this exact hazard. It keys by RID rather than by name, also following that test. End-to-end parsing of the 'IN' config string stays covered by weightedPageRankHonoursInDirection. The pre-existing BOTH parity test had the identical weakness and gets the awaitReady() assertion. Re-confirmed red against the pre-fix CSR kernel; 783 tests across the algo and olap packages pass.
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166-166: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winVerify CSR execution in the outbound parity test.
gav.awaitReady(...)is ignored, and the query engine hides the command context. If the view is unavailable,AlgoPageRankfalls back to OLTP. This test then compares OLTP output with OLTP output and cannot detect a CSR regression forOUT.Assert readiness. Execute through
BasicCommandContext. AssertCommandContext.CSR_ACCELERATED_VAR, as the inbound parity test does.As per coding guidelines, write a regression test.
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…CSR/OLTP parity tests CodeRabbit's awaitReady() finding applies to all three parity tests in AlgoPageRankTest, not only the new one - the OUT test still ignored the return value entirely. Rather than leaving three levels of rigour in one file, all three now go through shared helpers: invoke the procedure directly with an observable CommandContext, assert CSR_ACCELERATED_VAR, and compare by RID. Verified armed by inverting the CSR kernel's direction flags - the OUT and BOTH tests go red, which they could not reliably do before. Also closes an abortability gap in the adjacency build this PR rewrites. It walks and deserialises every edge in the graph and had no checkpoint at all: the first one a call reached was the power iteration below, so `arcadedb.command.timeout` could not be seen until the whole adjacency was already materialised. Throttled by EDGE rather than by vertex for the reason AbstractAlgoProcedure.RecordRowReader gives for the same walk - one supernode can hold millions of them, so a per-vertex checkpoint leaves that node unabortable. Like the phases in issue ArcadeData#6295 that were fixed without an isolating test, this one cannot be pinned by a deadline: the power iteration that follows is O(maxIterations x (n + m)) against the build's O(n + m), so any deadline reaching the build is reached again immediately afterwards. The 782 passing tests in the algo and olap packages are the counterweight that the checkpoint changed no answer. Not changed, and deliberately: an unrecognised `direction` string still coerces silently rather than being rejected. That shape is shared with GraphEngine.parseDirection and ~20 other algo procedures, so validating it belongs in one place as its own change, not smuggled into this one.
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- Line 163: Add a Java query-level regression test named
weightedPageRankHonoursInDirection that exercises the weighted PageRank
procedure through OpenCypher configuration, setting both direction to IN and
weightProperty, and verifies the expected result. Ensure it covers the weighted
incoming-adjacency path rather than only direct procedure invocation, and keep
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…d-bearing Two defects in the test added earlier in this PR, both of which made it pass for the wrong reason. First, it was deleted outright: consolidating the three parity tests onto shared helpers replaced a span that had this test sitting inside it, and the suite count going 783 -> 782 was the only trace. CodeRabbit caught the absence independently. Restored, and the helper block now sits in its own fixtures section rather than between two test methods, so the same span edit cannot swallow a test again. Second, and worse, its weight fixture never applied. `UPDATE LINKS SET weight = 9 WHERE out.name = 'A' AND in.name = 'C'` matched zero rows - `out`/`in` do not dereference to the endpoint vertex on an edge type, so both resolve to null and the predicate is never true. Every weight stayed 1, which is indistinguishable from an algorithm that ignores weights entirely: the test proved direction and nothing about weights. Weights are now set through the graph API, the fixture asserts the 9:1 split actually reached the edges, and a new assertion pins that it reaches the SCORES - weighted IN must leave B less of C's rank than an even split would. That last assertion is what arms the test: with the weight read stubbed to a constant 1.0 it goes red, and it was already red against the uniform weights the broken fixture produced. 783 tests in the algo and olap packages pass.
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vector-unit-tests |
Ordinal 1191 out of bounds for vector count 1100 in jvector PQ search |
Same failure hit PR #6890 on 2026-08-29; passes locally here |
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Issue6657CloseTimeRebuildPendingStatTest await timeout |
REBUILD_SEMAPHORE single-permit convoy; same test failed this way on 2026-08-25 |
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Local verification on this branch: 783 tests green across com.arcadedb.query.opencypher.procedures.algo.* and com.arcadedb.graph.olap.*, plus the full -Dgroups=vector lane green.
…OUT assertion load-bearing Two gaps found on a re-read, neither raised by the review cycles. Reversing the direction also reverses which nodes are DANGLING, and dangling rank is redistributed by separate code in each kernel - the CSR one precomputes a dangling-node list from out-degree once, the OLTP one re-sums it every iteration. The A/B/C fixture cannot exercise that under IN, because every node in it has an incoming edge and so nothing is dangling. The new test adds D as a pure source: it pushes nothing under IN, so its rank must be redistributed rather than lost. It catches the realistic half-fix of this bug - pull phase corrected but out-degree left on the old forward-only accumulation - which is exactly the shape someone would land by fixing the visible symptom alone. Cycle 4's review noted the weighted test's `topRanked(OUT) == "C"` line would pass with the weight arrays ignored, since C already wins OUT at uniform weights. Same is true of `topRanked(IN) == "A"`. Both are now backed by an assertion that cannot: in each direction the 9:1 split diverts rank an even split would have given B, so B must end up strictly poorer. Verified by stubbing the weight read to a constant 1.0 - the OUT assertion now goes red, where before only the IN one did. 784 tests across the algo and olap packages pass.
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…nswering OUT `direction` was parsed by a ternary chain whose else-branch was OUT, so anything unrecognised - a typo, a non-string, `'INCOMING'` - quietly produced OUT's scores and looked like a working result. That was nearly harmless while IN did not work anyway. Now that it does, and the three directions demonstrably answer different questions, silence is the wrong default: the caller asked for one thing and got another, with nothing to indicate it. Unknown strings and present-but-not-a-string values are now rejected by name, following the IllegalArgumentException style AbstractAlgoProcedure uses for the other config knobs and the "reject, do not silently clamp" precedent set for the numeric bounds in ArcadeData#6065. Absent and explicitly null still mean the default, which is OUT. Kept local rather than routed through GraphEngine.parseDirection deliberately. That helper coerces unknown values to BOTH and is shared by around twenty other algo.* procedures, so tightening it is a far wider behaviour change than this PR should carry - filed separately. Verified no caller anywhere in the repo passes a direction outside OUT/IN/BOTH. 785 tests across the algo and olap packages pass.
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…trings; keep Dijkstra CSR-accelerated across an overlay ArcadeData#6976: GraphEngine.parseDirection() silently coerced any unrecognised direction string ('INCOMING', typos, ...) to BOTH instead of rejecting it, so a caller's typo silently answered a different question. It now rejects anything that isn't OUT/IN/BOTH (case-insensitive, locale-safe) with an IllegalArgumentException, matching the precedent set locally in AlgoPageRank (ArcadeData#6956). SQLFunctionBellmanFord carried its own local copy of the same coerce-to-BOTH pattern; it now delegates to the shared helper instead of duplicating it. ArcadeData#6791: algo.dijkstra.singleSource was the one weighted procedure that still abandoned the CSR path on every commit against a SYNCHRONOUS Graph Analytical View - which is the state such a view is in after every single commit - falling all the way back to reading edge records, unlike algo.mst/msa/steinerTree, bellmanford, apsp, maxKCut, astar() and bellmanFord() (ArcadeData#6315). GraphAlgorithms .dijkstraSingleSource now resolves an active delta overlay per popped node through GraphTraversalProvider#edgeWeightsOf instead of refusing outright, and sizes its result against the overlay's id-space upper bound rather than the base node mapping (ArcadeData#6792), so an added vertex is included too. A node the overlay cannot resolve exactly (an ambiguous parallel-edge deletion) still refuses the whole computation rather than guess, and the caller falls back to OLTP as before. A benchmark measures the CSR-accelerated path against the OLTP fallback it replaces on a 4000-node graph to confirm the win rather than assume it.
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What does this PR do?
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algo.pagerankhonor the configured edge direction consistently in both execution paths:OUT, reversed edges forIN, and both forBOTHIN, while preserving the existingOUTandBOTHpathsRegression coverage now includes query-level weighted
IN, CSR/OLTP parity forOUT,IN, andBOTHwith an explicitCSR_ACCELERATED_VARassertion, andINtraversal while a synchronous Graph Analytical View has pending changes.Motivation
PR #6887 correctly routes PageRank away from the base CSR while a view has pending changes. That exposed an existing OLTP fallback bug: the fallback always built outgoing adjacency and added incoming adjacency only for
BOTH, sodirection: 'IN'returned outbound PageRank scores.Review then found the same gap in the CSR kernel:
INfell through to theOUTarrangement there too. Consequently, the samealgo.pagerank({direction: 'IN'})call could return different answers depending on whether a ready Graph Analytical View covered the graph. Both paths must be corrected together.Related issues
Additional Notes
The pending-view regression was added first. On the original
mainbase, it failed withA = 0.1754385992andB = 0.3245614008, proving that anINrequest followed the storedA -> Bdirection. It passes after the fix.The weighted regression sets and verifies a real 9:1 edge-weight split, then asserts that the split changes the scores; it fails if weight reads are replaced by uniform weights. The CSR parity tests assert
CommandContext.CSR_ACCELERATED_VAR, so they cannot pass by silently comparing the OLTP fallback with itself.An existing lack of
MemoryBudgetreservations for the OLTP adjacency arrays is intentionally left for a separate, shared change; it also affects sibling algorithms and is not introduced by this fix. Validation of unrecognized direction strings is likewise unchanged because that behavior is shared across the procedure package.Focused validation on current head
c22b1eeca:Current CI also has
unit-tests,opencypher-tck-tests,integration-tests,build-and-package, lint/static analysis, and all five client/studio e2e suites green. The isolatedvector-unit-testsfailure is triaged in #6956 (comment) and has no PageRank code-path overlap.Checklist
mvn clean packagecommandSummary by CodeRabbit
Bug Fixes
OUT,IN, andBOTHdirection modes behave consistently.Documentation