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Embeddable property graph database management system built for query speed and scalability. Implements Cypher.

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# Description Partial fixes #1872: - Add `IGNORE_ERRORS` option to CSV parsing that skips any invalid rows during parsing and later reports all invalid rows (like warnings) - Improve error...

### Kùzu version nightly ### What operating system are you using? Fedora 40 ### What happened? Example: ```cypher CREATE NODE TABLE V (id INT64, PRIMARY KEY(id)); CREATE REL TABLE links_to...

bug

Currently, we provide an error message that's not very helpful when a user tries to open a `READ_ONLY` connection to a database whose lock file is held by another process...

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cli

### Kùzu version master ### What operating system are you using? _No response_ ### What happened? ``` > :mode csv > unwind [[1,2,3],[4,5,6]] as col1 unwind [['a', 'b', 'c'], ['x',...

bug
cli

### Kùzu version 0.5.0 ### What operating system are you using? macOS ### What happened? Currently, single line comments aren't parsed by the CLI: ``` kuzu> // This is a...

feature
usability
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In principle should fix #3949 Breaks a million other tests because decimal -> string formatting is slightly different from double -> string formatting, leading to errors where tests expect 1.000000...

# Description Added shell flags to set shell commands at start up. As well, set progress bar to be enabled by default for shell Fixes #4025 # Contributor agreement -...

### Kùzu version 0.5.0 ### What operating system are you using? macOS ### What happened? This might be related to unicode parsing in #4068, but I'm not sure. ```cypher CREATE...

bug
cli

### Kùzu version 0.5.0 ### What operating system are you using? macOS ### What happened? I'm noticing this inconsistent parsing behaviour between the CLI and the Python API when working...

bug
cli

Implements #3660 (also see #3698) I've merged the MemoryAllocator and MemoryManager; it wasn't obvious the purpose of the distinction (though it's occurred to me that we could have separate allocators...