Fix issue#1513 - Invalid variable reuse in CREATE and MERGE clause(#1515) #1576
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Allow the reuse of a previously declared vertex variable only if the succeeding
CREATE/MERGE vertex has associated edges
i.e CREATE (n) CREATE (n) -- invalid
CREATE (n) CREATE (n)-[:edge]->() -- valid
Fixed another invalid variable reuse where in a CREATE path, edge variable
could be duplicated which resulted in ambiguous reference error
Added regression tests
jrgemignani
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Feb 8, 2024
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Allow the reuse of a previously declared vertex variable only if the succeeding CREATE/MERGE vertex has associated edges
i.e CREATE (n) CREATE (n) -- invalid
CREATE (n) CREATE (n)-[:edge]->() -- valid
Fixed another invalid variable reuse where in a CREATE path, edge variable could be duplicated which resulted in ambiguous reference error
Added regression tests