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```
Gyp's build file format is already block-style YAML, but some people (myself
included) may find flow-style easier to read and edit. So I propose that PyYAML
be used to read build files and fall …
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```
Gyp's build file format is already block-style YAML, but some people (myself
included) may find flow-style easier to read and edit. So I propose that PyYAML
be used to read build files and fall …
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```
Gyp's build file format is already block-style YAML, but some people (myself
included) may find flow-style easier to read and edit. So I propose that PyYAML
be used to read build files and fall …
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```
After disabling the logo, it doesn't look too great if you still have search,
because it ends up being at the left side of the screen. I think that a
logo-less inbox would look a lot nicer if th…
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Hi,
Traversing a large and rather dense graph (319k nodes, 8M edges) with Cypher returns a "Java Heap Space", running the same query on a 5% subset of that graph works. Running the same query on the …
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It is important that `where` clauses go with their `match` clauses and the Ruby API should reflect this.
I'm wondering if maybe we should re-think the way that clauses group together automatically. …
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It would be cool to support AgensGraph.
For the most part the regular Postgres JDBC driver will work, except for returning some graph specific types like paths, which a visible to the regular driv…
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We currently support using the RDFGraph name as a syntactic sugar for node variables. That is, suppose you have an RDFGraph named UniKG. Then you can do the following:
```
MATCH (a:UniKG)
RETURN …
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Hi all,
I'm following Noe4j's online document at [6.5.1. Minimum Weight Spanning Tree - 6.5. Path finding algorithms](https://neo4j.com/docs/graph-data-science/current/alpha-algorithms/minimum-weight…
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It would be great if Cypher would support parametrization of the Label as it does for arguments in a query.
Preferably the syntax could also support an array of labels to association with.