Heinrich Klobuczek

I can confirm the same behaviour. The only way to get rid of the schema is to delete the graph.db directory. However, the schema does get updated if new labels...

Ok, I think I figured it out. You do not provide hutch-java, but have conditional gemspec: ``` if defined?(JRUBY_VERSION) gem.platform = 'java' gem.add_runtime_dependency 'march_hare', '>= 3.0.0' else gem.platform = Gem::Platform::RUBY...

@michaelklishin could we tackle this to avoid `bunny` being pulled in on jruby. I can provide a PR but need from you a decision on how you want to handle...

@l7x since you are running embedded you must be including neo4j jar files. There is the `neo4j-community` gem, but it is hopelessly outdated. If you must run in embedded mode...

Thank you for the report. We converted all our gems to zeitwerk except this one. I would love to get it done. Will conversion to zeitwerk alone fix your problems?...

@nathancolgate I'm talking about activegraph 11.1.0.alpha.4 with neo4j-ruby-driver 4.4.0.beta.1 which requires ruby 3.1.2 if on MRI

we have not updated that as we have not released the MRI driver officially yet.

@hedius this error is intermittent. It happens only in github actions. On average 5% of runs fail that way, but since we have build matrix of 10 it takes an...

sorry @headius and @Hedius

@namiwang I was able to bypass the issue by adding: ``` require 'active_graph' ``` to `application.rb`. I cannot explain the reason. It works on our rails app (5.2.3) without it....