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RedisGraph crashed when executing read-only query #1083
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Thanks for the report, @MrSrsen! That's definitely a bug, this should not crash. We'll try to address this soon! The issue with your query is in: This construction is legal, but a bit bizarre - path filters like this usually act on at least one bound variable, such as the alias |
Yeah I didn't see that. Thanks, now it's working! :D |
Aaaand it crashed again. @jeffreylovitz Should I create new issue or is this the same bug? Query: Result:
I really should read manual or book about Cypher because otherwise this will be loooong path to desired result :D Moved to: #1084 |
Ick, sorry! This is a different bug, so you can open a new issue. The problem in this case is that We have a lot of assertions that should really be replaced with user-facing errors, as you're observing! It's something we should address broadly, but a lot of the cases are fairly unique, so reports like these are really helpful 🙂 . |
Hey @MrSrsen, This bug should be fixed now! Thanks again for the report. |
Hello there.
I am new to Cyper and RedisGraph. I am currently experimenting with graph DB technology on some test data. I really do not know what exactly am I doing but I am pretty sure that DB should not crash when executing read-only query.
I was executing this query trough RedisInsight:
MATCH (roots:broker) WHERE NOT ()<-[:supervising]-(:broker) WITH roots MATCH (roots)-[s:supervising]->(b:broker) RETURN roots, b, s
And I got:
RedisInsight and also Redis are running inside docker containers.
I hope this will help you somehow.
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