Yuancheng Jiang

Hi, I also met this problem.

Hi @javeme, They are not specific to the schema so I think you can reproduce it in most schema that at least has several nodes and connected edges. Here is...

Hi @javeme, You need to specify the node id in ``` hugegraph.traversal().V(700090435594354688).as('700090435594354688').V(700090435724378112).as('700090435724378112').addE('R').from('700090435594354688').to('700090435724378112'); ``` Your nodeid may not be 700090435594354688. Node id is returned from `hugegraph.traversal().addV('A').property('id', 1).next();` Anyway, you can test...

Hi @ljhhuxiaoba, technically the oracle of GraphGenie has no false alarm like differential testing (e.g., same bug exists in multiple db instances). However, the implementation could have false alarms, which...

@ljhhuxiaoba wondering why `OPTIONAL MATCH (iqdwmbdq:Movie)-[]->() WHERE iqdwmbdq IS NOT NULL RETURN count(iqdwmbdq)` is semantically different from `OPTIONAL MATCH (iqdwmbdq:Movie)-[]->() WHERE iqdwmbdq IS NOT NULL RETURN count()`? Could you illustrate...

Hi @choeoe, please try on the Ubuntu environment.

one similar poc is: ```python import sys import inspect import unittest mon = sys.monitoring def add_line( code: b'\x00\xff\x80\x7f', lineno: int, ) -> "typing.Literal[sys.monitoring.DISABLE]": return mon.DISABLE def enable(): mon.use_tool_id(mon.COVERAGE_ID, "regrtest coverage")...

it doesnt reproduce in `PYTHON_JIT=0`. i guess it would be related to JIT