Joye Mang

Hi @sherfert ! Thanks for your explanation! However, I think the exception here may make some confusion because other label expression excluding '%' associated with the relationship with variable length...

@sherfert Many thanks for your help, and I totally agree with you that adding more functionality to the new quantified path pattern is more important! Maybe a good and simple...

Hi @sherfert ! I also noticed that ```!``` also has not been supported in such cases. Hope the additional information can help you!

Hi! @pontusmelke I am also interested in these single-node patterns in the WHERE clauses. I found that in the Neo4j docs https://neo4j.com/docs/cypher-manual/current/clauses/where/, there is no description of that single-node patterns...

> Hi @joyemang33, yes we will look into if we can make documentation more clear around this. > > Regards, Pontus Thanks! Looking forward to seeing more explanations about that...

Thank you very much for your valuable assistance. I have discovered that it is possible to order vertices/edges using the key of a missing property in TinkerGraph, and this behavior...

@matea16 Many thanks for your response! We're running an automated test on Memgraph, and we've actually found a lot of test cases that could cause bugs. To avoid bothering you...

> Hey, I just encountered a very similar problem on AWS SageMaker. Even the given example for `nx.resistance_distance()` didn't work: > > ```python > >>> G = nx.Graph([(1, 2), (1,...

@rossbar Sure! Here ([env.txt](https://github.com/networkx/networkx/files/12855562/env.txt)) is my output of `pip list`, and I believe that the `scipy` may not be proper. When I downgrade the scipy version, the issue of the...

> can you use `order().by(id)` instead currently? Yeah, thanks for your response, and ```order().by(id)``` works. However, according to the gremlin documents, user can order elements without assigning keys. Would is...