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openCypher ORDER BY evaluates its expressions on every comparison: ORDER BY rand() fails with 'Comparison method violates its general contract!'

ArcadeData/arcadedb#11661 · opened

on Nov 13, 2026

openCypher: concurrent MERGE that creates the far end of a relationship from a bound node stores it once per transaction (the #11482 check covers only two existing endpoints)

ArcadeData/arcadedb#11660 · opened

on Nov 13, 2026

Cypher ORDER BY compares maps by their toString() ({a: 10} before {a: 9}), and min()/max() of maps return the first row

ArcadeData/arcadedb#11657 · opened

on Nov 13, 2026

Cypher temporals: week 53 of a 52-week year and a dayOfQuarter past its quarter roll over into another date; other out-of-range fields answer 500

ArcadeData/arcadedb#11655 · opened

on Nov 13, 2026

The time-series LINE_PROTOCOL error counter counts failed batches, not failed points, so arcadedb.test.ts.inserted.points.error (and the inserted.points success timer) understate lost/ingested points by up to the 500-point batch size

ArcadeData/arcadedb#11654 · opened

on Nov 12, 2026

· 26.12.1

DatabaseWrapper.createLike busy-loops forever with no back-off once the User or Photo id supplier is exhausted, because its supplier-reset was commented out (and left a 'Phote' typo), unlike createFriendships

ArcadeData/arcadedb#11653 · opened

on Nov 12, 2026

· 26.12.1

DatabaseWrapper.createSchema raises a bare NullPointerException on an exception with a null message, masking the real schema-creation failure, where the sibling TimeSeriesDatabaseWrapper.createSchema guards the same read

ArcadeData/arcadedb#11652 · opened

on Nov 12, 2026

· 26.12.1

The JVM Docker image ships the Bolt wire protocol (arcadedb-bolt) but the Dockerfile does not EXPOSE its port 7687, while it does EXPOSE the other opt-in wire ports and the native Dockerfiles do EXPOSE 7687

ArcadeData/arcadedb#11651 · opened

on Nov 12, 2026

· 26.12.1

e2e-python asyncpg ParameterizedInsert catches the protocol error and re-inserts the row with hard-coded literals, so the test certifies nothing about the parameterized INSERT path it is named for

ArcadeData/arcadedb#11650 · opened

on Nov 12, 2026

· 26.12.1

Studio cytoscape/export e2e tests gate their assertions behind the absence of the in-page error, and two of them never assert the capability they name, so a thrown or missing Studio feature passes green

ArcadeData/arcadedb#11649 · opened

on Nov 12, 2026

· 26.12.1

ColumnarMetrics leaves per-type/per-property meter series registered after a COLUMNAR index is dropped, until the database is reopened

ArcadeData/arcadedb#11640 · opened

on Nov 12, 2026

ArcadeFilterByTypeStep leaks the underlying type-scan cursor on the vertex branch and on every mid-traversal re-open, because close() only closes a CloseableIterator and the vertex wrapper is a plain Iterator

ArcadeData/arcadedb#11639 · opened

on Nov 12, 2026

Tracing: a failed HTTP request or a failed query produces an OTel span that is never marked ERROR and never records the exception, because observation.error() is never called on either span

ArcadeData/arcadedb#11638 · opened

on Nov 12, 2026

Fusing consecutive GAV vertex steps drops the per-hop live-record existence check that the non-fused path performs, so a multi-hop traversal over a stale analytical view returns neighbours reachable only through a since-deleted intermediate vertex

ArcadeData/arcadedb#11636 · opened

on Nov 12, 2026

LSM_VECTOR COSINE: a vector with very small or very large components gets distance -Infinity or a flat 1.0 (float norm underflow/overflow), and ranks first

ArcadeData/arcadedb#11635 · opened

on Nov 12, 2026

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Several SQL time-series and collection functions answer HTTP 500 (raw DateTimeParseException / NullPointerException / ClassCastException) for a malformed or null argument, siblings of #11589 not named there

ArcadeData/arcadedb#11634 · opened

on Nov 12, 2026

The missing-object-refusal census ranges over a hardcoded five-type UNCLASSIFIED list, not over the refusal sites, so a missing schema object refused with IllegalArgumentException (or IllegalStateException / ConfigurationException) escapes its guarantee

ArcadeData/arcadedb#11633 · opened

on Nov 12, 2026

Cypher: OPTIONAL CALL { ... } that matches nothing leaves the subquery's returned columns out of the row instead of binding them to null

ArcadeData/arcadedb#11632 · opened

on Nov 12, 2026

· 26.12.1

SQL: Result.hasProperty answers true for a column excluded by SELECT *, !name

ArcadeData/arcadedb#11628 · opened

on Nov 12, 2026

· 26.12.1

round() of a double beyond the long range returns 9.223372036854776E18 (Math.round saturates)

ArcadeData/arcadedb#11627 · opened

on Nov 12, 2026

· 26.12.1

1

Cypher and SQL: a list index or slice bound beyond the int range wraps around ([1,2,3][4294967296] returns 1)

ArcadeData/arcadedb#11626 · opened

on Nov 12, 2026

· 26.12.1

An indexed DATE property accepts a date outside the epoch-millisecond range, then every later insert and range lookup on the index fails with 500 long overflow

ArcadeData/arcadedb#11625 · opened

on Nov 12, 2026

· 26.12.1

The importer commit-protocol census kept its delegate-helper clause pinned to the integration/importer/ package prefix, so a non-FormatImporter row-loop helper in another module escapes it (sibling of #11388)

ArcadeData/arcadedb#11623 · opened

on Nov 12, 2026

· 26.12.1

The MCP tool-argument census follows only JSONObject accessors within the mcp module, so a JSONException from reading a JSONArray member, or an argument read in another module, escapes its guarantee (sibling of #9772)

ArcadeData/arcadedb#11622 · opened

on Nov 12, 2026

· 26.12.1

GraphQL Long scalar accepts a Float literal (and a Float variable value): a decimal is bound to a Long-typed filter and silently matches nothing

ArcadeData/arcadedb#11621 · opened

on Nov 12, 2026

· 26.12.1

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openCypher ORDER BY evaluates its expressions on every comparison: ORDER BY rand() fails with 'Comparison method violates its general contract!'

openCypher: concurrent MERGE that creates the far end of a relationship from a bound node stores it once per transaction (the #11482 check covers only two existing endpoints)

Cypher ORDER BY compares maps by their toString() ({a: 10} before {a: 9}), and min()/max() of maps return the first row

Cypher temporals: week 53 of a 52-week year and a dayOfQuarter past its quarter roll over into another date; other out-of-range fields answer 500

The time-series LINE_PROTOCOL error counter counts failed batches, not failed points, so arcadedb.test.ts.inserted.points.error (and the inserted.points success timer) understate lost/ingested points by up to the 500-point batch size

DatabaseWrapper.createLike busy-loops forever with no back-off once the User or Photo id supplier is exhausted, because its supplier-reset was commented out (and left a 'Phote' typo), unlike createFriendships

DatabaseWrapper.createSchema raises a bare NullPointerException on an exception with a null message, masking the real schema-creation failure, where the sibling TimeSeriesDatabaseWrapper.createSchema guards the same read

The JVM Docker image ships the Bolt wire protocol (arcadedb-bolt) but the Dockerfile does not EXPOSE its port 7687, while it does EXPOSE the other opt-in wire ports and the native Dockerfiles do EXPOSE 7687

e2e-python asyncpg ParameterizedInsert catches the protocol error and re-inserts the row with hard-coded literals, so the test certifies nothing about the parameterized INSERT path it is named for

Studio cytoscape/export e2e tests gate their assertions behind the absence of the in-page error, and two of them never assert the capability they name, so a thrown or missing Studio feature passes green

ColumnarMetrics leaves per-type/per-property meter series registered after a COLUMNAR index is dropped, until the database is reopened

ArcadeFilterByTypeStep leaks the underlying type-scan cursor on the vertex branch and on every mid-traversal re-open, because close() only closes a CloseableIterator and the vertex wrapper is a plain Iterator

Tracing: a failed HTTP request or a failed query produces an OTel span that is never marked ERROR and never records the exception, because observation.error() is never called on either span

Fusing consecutive GAV vertex steps drops the per-hop live-record existence check that the non-fused path performs, so a multi-hop traversal over a stale analytical view returns neighbours reachable only through a since-deleted intermediate vertex

LSM_VECTOR COSINE: a vector with very small or very large components gets distance -Infinity or a flat 1.0 (float norm underflow/overflow), and ranks first

Several SQL time-series and collection functions answer HTTP 500 (raw DateTimeParseException / NullPointerException / ClassCastException) for a malformed or null argument, siblings of #11589 not named there

The missing-object-refusal census ranges over a hardcoded five-type UNCLASSIFIED list, not over the refusal sites, so a missing schema object refused with IllegalArgumentException (or IllegalStateException / ConfigurationException) escapes its guarantee

Cypher: OPTIONAL CALL { ... } that matches nothing leaves the subquery's returned columns out of the row instead of binding them to null

SQL: Result.hasProperty answers true for a column excluded by SELECT *, !name

round() of a double beyond the long range returns 9.223372036854776E18 (Math.round saturates)

Cypher and SQL: a list index or slice bound beyond the int range wraps around ([1,2,3][4294967296] returns 1)

An indexed DATE property accepts a date outside the epoch-millisecond range, then every later insert and range lookup on the index fails with 500 long overflow

The importer commit-protocol census kept its delegate-helper clause pinned to the integration/importer/ package prefix, so a non-FormatImporter row-loop helper in another module escapes it (sibling of #11388)

The MCP tool-argument census follows only JSONObject accessors within the mcp module, so a JSONException from reading a JSONArray member, or an argument read in another module, escapes its guarantee (sibling of #9772)

GraphQL Long scalar accepts a Float literal (and a Float variable value): a decimal is bound to a Long-typed filter and silently matches nothing