Alex Wilson

Ah okay, that makes sense. I had imagined that arrays would create children, not siblings. I.e. example.com/baz/foo, example.com/baz/bar. That makes sense. I guess the only thing I would want then...

I'm using the version included in ruby 2.6.5, btw!

The stack trace indicates that it's failing in `parse_quotable_robust`. I'm thinking the problem may be that in `prepare_unquoted`, the `@unquoted_value regexp` does not take into account the value of row_sep....

We're using this because we're interfacing with other systems that have very poor support for CSV, and get confused by newlines in quoted fields. That said, these files are created...

The CSV was using "|\n" as a row separator. This CSV is used for an export/import process that involves creating CSV files, transforming them, and then finally importing them into...

The whole process starts with our database, so the situation is more like: step | owner | system | name | read row_sep | write row_sep -|-|-|-|-|- 1 | me...

@klobuczek do you have any ideas on where to start looking in order to fix this? I have a feeling that improving the instrumentation will probably involve getting a better...

I noticed that the run handlers in the neo4j-ruby-driver classes have access to a summary object with nice run-time info that appears to come straight from the driver, or maybe...

We do have some overlapping ids between models. We import various external datasets and use the IDs used in those datasets as id_properties. Often, one data set will have several...

BTW, CI failed due to rubocop issues: ``` Offenses: lib/neo4j/active_node/has_n.rb:212:5: C: Metrics/AbcSize: Assignment Branch Condition size for association_proxy is too high. [18.06/18] (http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?AbcMetric) def association_proxy(name, options = {}) ... ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^...