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Bumps [postgresql](https://github.com/pgjdbc/pgjdbc) from 42.3.3 to 42.4.1. Release notes Sourced from postgresql's releases. 42.4.0 What's Changed Enhancement: Made TimestampUtils.utcTz static and renamed to UTC_TIMEZONE by @​svendiedrichsen in pgjdbc/pgjdbc#2519 fix: return correct...

dependabot[bot]

Where are the examples?

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There are a thorough set of tests which helps a lot, but a single code example would go a bit further.

rhubarb

Support multiplicity on edges

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Add multiplicity constraints on edges. i.e. Make it possible to specify the `in` and `out` edge multiplicity. hand[1,1] -> finger[0,5] This says that a hand can have zero to five...

pietermartin

Serializer problems

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i install sqlg-postgres plugin into germlin server. through gremlin console remotely connect to server, i can add vertices and count vertices successfully. but when i use a visualizer called "gdoty"...

Ziang-Wang

Support enums as a datatype

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Not entirely sure if this is a good idea. Sqlg can store the classname of the enum in its topology and use that to return the correct type via reflection.

pietermartin

Think about adding virtual edges. A graph's topology/schema is generally designed upfront and ends up being cast in stone, including ending up being hard-coded in application logic. This means that...

pietermartin

Simple representation of a schema

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I think it was mentioned before, but it would be good to have a simple representation (easily mappable to JSON) of a schema. I would like to express easily which...

JPMoresmau

`NotStep` is currently optimized as a barrier step. Need to optimize it fully for simple cases. `g.V().hasLabel('Person').not(outE('linked'))` This should be fully optimized into one query.

pietermartin

bulk update steps needs to be partition aware

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Currently, updates in bulk mode only use the user supplied ids to indicate what to update. On partitioned tables the partition needs to be in the `where` clause.

pietermartin

postgresql delete sql should rather use the following pattern ``` delete from table a using (values()) as tmp(within) where a.ID = tmp.within ```

pietermartin