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v0.10.0 (2026-06-21)

This release opened on functionality and pivoted to industrialisation and integrity: the write path is now atomic and constraint-backed, the read path gains a graph-native traversal expression, and the whole data layer returns typed errors rather than raising. The headline is graph traversal as a first-class Ash expression — a multi-hop path that pushes down to Cypher and composes with the rest of your filter, which a relational data layer structurally cannot offer.

Breaking Changes

  • AshNeo4j.Types.* → AshNeo4j.Type.* (#323) — the type namespace is renamed to singular, matching Ash.Type. Update AshNeo4j.Types.Vector → AshNeo4j.Type.Vector (and any other AshNeo4j.Types.* reference) in your attribute declarations. No storage or behaviour change.

Features

  • Graph traversal as an Ash expression (#321) — traverse(^hop_chain, projection) expresses a multi-hop, direction-and-type-selected path inside an Ash.Expr, and the data layer pushes it down to a Cypher path pattern instead of an imperative load-time Elixir walk. hop_chain is a list of {:forward | :reverse, edge_selector} hops; edge_selector is an Ash relationship name or an explicit {:edge, label} / {:edge, label, dest}. The reached node composes as a value in a filter:

    • reached-node field comparison — filter(traverse(^chain, :status) == "active")
    • spatial composition (#330, #332) — filter(st_dwithin(traverse(^chain, :location), ^point, 5_000)) ("services whose site is within 5 km of a point") in one query
    • membership / cardinality (#334) — traverse(^chain, :exists) == true, traverse(^chain, :count) > 0

    • field aggregates (#338) — traverse(^chain, {:min | :max | :avg | :sum, :field}) <op> value

    • reverse-terminal node typing (#336)

    This is radical for Ash: relational data layers model relationships as joins and have no notion of a path as an expression value — so this isn't parity work, it's a graph-native differentiator. The filter context ships now; sort (#335), calculate/policy, and variable-length are tracked on the open epic #321. See usage-rules/traverse.md.

  • Read-time polymorphic projection — AshNeo4j.Calculations.ProjectedTraversal + AshNeo4j.Unknown (#329) — a calculation that follows a hop chain and returns the reached node, late-binding its concrete type at read time. Introduces AshNeo4j.Unknown, a first-class value complementary to Ash.NotLoaded: NotLoaded means "not fetched yet"; Unknown means "reached, but couldn't be determined in the current view of the graph". Never collapse it into nil.

  • Atomic & bulk writes (#361) — atomic updates render changeset.atomics straight to a Cypher SET (numeric, string concat/trim, and enum/atom forms); bulk update and destroy run as a single update_query/4 / destroy_query/4 via Ash.bulk_update / Ash.bulk_destroy with strategy: :atomic; a single filtered (optimistic-lock) update or destroy whose guard no longer holds returns Ash.Error.Changes.StaleRecord rather than a silent no-op.

  • Atomic upsert (#379) — create-or-update keyed on an identity renders an atomic Cypher MERGE, so concurrent upserts converge on one node instead of racing to duplicates.

  • Identities & primary keys as Neo4j uniqueness constraints (#20, #32) — AshNeo4j.Constraint.create_constraints/1 builds CREATE CONSTRAINT … IS UNIQUE for every enforceable identity and for the primary key (single and composite, Community Edition). A conflict surfaces as Ash's own Ash.Error.Changes.InvalidAttribute ("has already been taken"), so pre_check? and its race window are no longer needed. Identities Neo4j can't enforce (nils_distinct?: false, filtered where:) are refused rather than silently unenforced. Like indexes, AshNeo4j runs no migrations on boot — you invoke the helper. See usage-rules/identities.md.

  • Typed tensor attribute — AshNeo4j.Type.NxTensor (#309) — a shape-and-element-typed tensor backed by Nx.Tensor, rank 1 to 3 (vector / matrix / 3-tensor), stored row-major as a native property LIST (:property, default) or a base64 binary blob (:packed); neither type nor shape is stored — both are declared constraints recovered on read. Foundation slice of the hybrid tensor/compute epic (#308); structural ops are Nx's own (the value is an Nx.Tensor).

  • Dynamic node labels (#339) — a capability + pattern-position render primitive letting a label be supplied at query time (Cypher 5 ≥ 5.26), groundwork for polymorphic-label reads.

  • Cypher fragment filter escape hatch (#33) — cypher_fragment(...) drops a raw, parameterised Cypher predicate into a filter for the rare case the expression surface can't reach, without abandoning the data layer. A caveated last resort, not a default. See usage-rules/cypher-fragments.md.

  • Query results as Mermaid flowcharts (#60) — AshNeo4j.Mermaid renders a graph-level query result as a Mermaid diagram for docs and Livebooks.

  • APOC availability healthcheck (#386) — detects whether APOC procedures are installed on the connected server, so APOC-dependent paths can degrade explicitly.

  • Nested arrays (#317) — {:array, {:array, _}} round-trips via an outer native LIST with inner JSON.

Improvements

  • The data layer returns typed errors, never raises (#342, #350, #358, #372) — every read/write-path failure is a returned {:error, Splode} with a class, not a raised string. New errors: UnresolvableTraversal (a traverse filter that can't be formed — never a fabricated edge), GeoDimensionMismatch, Unsupported3DGeometry, RequiresCypher25. Neo4j server errors are surfaced and classified rather than flattened. Bare-string errors throughout the data layer are now typed (#372).

  • Many-to-many modelled as back-to-back has_many fails fast (#127) — with a clear error pointing at a joiner resource node, instead of silently mis-relating.

  • Guarded relationship attach/detach honours changeset.filter (#368) — a StaleRecord on miss, consistent with the guarded update/destroy path.

  • Type-check gate (#347) — CI compiles --warnings-as-errors and runs Dialyzer on a clean baseline; the test suite compiles warning-free.

  • Logging unified (#373, #374) — one data-layer log format; "nothing deleted" demoted from error to debug.

  • CYPHER 5 sunset tripwire (#363) and bolty 0.2.0 (#362); toolchain bumped to Elixir 1.20 / OTP 29 and Neo4j 5 to 5.26.27 (#318, #320).

v0.9.0 (2026-06-09)

Breaking Changes

  • Minimum Neo4j / Bolt raised (#292, #293) — bumps to bolty 0.1.0, which speaks Bolt 5.6–6.0, so Neo4j 4.x (Bolt 4.x) is no longer supported. Flagged as breaking for completeness, but it should break no one in practice: Neo4j 4.x is end-of-life and not considered secure, so no realistic ash_neo4j deployment targets it.

Features

  • Vector embeddings & similarity search (#74) — a new AshNeo4j.Types.Vector attribute type, stored as a Neo4j LIST<FLOAT>, with vector_similarity (cosine) and vector_cosine_distance Ash query functions, k-NN ordering pushed down to Cypher, and AshNeo4j.Vector index-lifecycle helpers. Vector predicates and ordering route to a Cypher-25-capable pool. Because the values persist as LIST<FLOAT> (the native VECTOR type can't be a node property), the feature is gated on Cypher 25.

  • WGS-84-3D points (#270, Phase 1) — %Geo.PointZ{} (srid 4979) stores as a native 3D Neo4j POINT at <attr>.point, with point.distance pushdown in 3D and an in-memory haversine (mean-height-scaled arc + Δh) that matches Neo4j to ~0.1 m. A strict dimension policy stops 2D and 3D mixing silently — a mismatch raises AshNeo4j.Error.GeoDimensionMismatch, and AshNeo4j.Geo.force_2d/1 does an explicit downward projection. 3D areal/linear geometry (PolygonZ, …) raises AshNeo4j.Error.Unsupported3DGeometry, deferred to Phase 2.

  • CYPHER 25 language selector (#292, #293) — on Neo4j ≥ 2025.06, AshNeo4j auto-prepends CYPHER 25 to generated queries, opting into the versioned Cypher 25 language; older servers stay on Cypher 5. The selector is derived from the server version and cached per pool, and is distinct from the Bolt protocol version.

Bug Fixes

  • Spatial POINT index now effective at scale (#311) — two issues left geospatial queries unindexed despite a POINT index existing. A :point_z attribute built indexes on the .bbSW/.bbNE companions a %Geo.PointZ{} never writes (it now indexes the .point it stores), and the within_bbox / within_bbox_box containment form put the indexed properties in the box position, forcing a NodeByLabelScan. The containment predicates are reformulated into range scans on the indexed corners (NodeIndexSeekByRange). Benchmarked at N=10k: indexed st_dwithin ~6–7×; point-in-polygon containment is index-servable but caps near ~1.3× (single-corner seek).

  • exists over an empty result is false, not nil (#301).

  • CYPHER 25 selector emitted once (#299) — inside a CALL {…} combination block the selector was prepended per branch and again on the outer query; it is now emitted only once, on the outer query.

  • Root-node aggregates (#291) — an aggregate with no relationship path now aggregates over the root node, not an unbound relationship variable.

  • Domain-fragment label resolution (#295) — uses Code.ensure_compiled/1 so a domain-fragment label resolves under any compilation order.

  • Test-suite stability (#304) — caps ExUnit max_cases to the Bolt pool size, removing intermittent DBConnection :queue_timeout failures under parallel tests (test-only; no runtime effect).

v0.8.1 (2026-05-31)

Bug Fixes:

  • drop stale geo companions when a geo value changes shape (#287) by Matt Beanland

  • scope node-read pagination to nodes, not edge rows (#285) by Matt Beanland

  • clear geo companions when a geo attribute is cleared to nil (#283) by Matt Beanland

v0.8.0 (2026-05-28)

Breaking Changes

  • Spatial storage rearchitecture (#274) — the spatial surface introduced in 0.7.0 is replaced. The AshNeo4j.Type.Point and AshNeo4j.Type.Box modules are removed; spatial attributes now use ash_geo types and carry %Geo.*{} structs. Bolty.Types.Point no longer appears at the Ash boundary (it was a driver-layer type leaking through). Migration:

    • attribute :loc, AshNeo4j.Type.Point → attribute :loc, AshGeo.GeoJson, constraints: [geo_types: [:point], force_srid: 4326]
    • attribute :b, AshNeo4j.Type.Box → attribute :b, AshGeo.GeoJson, constraints: [geo_types: [:polygon], force_srid: 4326] (Box was always proto-Polygon; axis-aligned validation is now an application-layer concern)
    • values: Bolty.Types.Point.create(:wgs_84, lng, lat) → %Geo.Point{coordinates: {lng, lat}, srid: 4326}; %AshNeo4j.Type.Box{sw, ne} → %Geo.Polygon{coordinates: [ring], srid: 4326}
    • on-disk shape changed: Point's native Point moves from <attr> to <attr>.point and gains a <attr>.json canonical; Box's 4-Point array becomes <attr>.json + <attr>.bbSW/<attr>.bbNE. Existing 0.7.0 spatial nodes need re-creation or a one-shot migration cypher (AshNeo4j ships no migrations by design).

    Adds ash_geo ~> 0.3 as a runtime dependency (clean — jason/geo/ash; the PostGIS-flavoured deps are test-only in ash_geo).

Features

  • Full GeoJSON geometry surface (#274) — AshGeo.GeoJson / AshGeo.GeoAny attributes support all RFC 7946 geometry types: Point, LineString, Polygon, MultiPoint, MultiLineString, MultiPolygon. The data layer detects geometry values (classification :geo in TypeClassifier) and stores them as a canonical RFC 7946 GeoJSON STRING at <attr>.json plus indexable scalar Point companions — native <attr>.point for Point (preserving point.distance/point.withinBBox pushdown), <attr>.bbSW/<attr>.bbNE bounding-box corners for everything else. On-disk GeoJSON is strict RFC 7946 (no crs member, bbox member included) so any GIS tool can ingest it directly.

  • Recursive geo-promotion (#274) — a geometry nested inside another attribute (an Ash.TypedStruct field, embedded resource, map) has its indexable companion promoted to a node-level property at the dotted path (<attr>.<field>.point etc.), even though the parent value stores as a single JSON blob. A location buried inside a characteristic is indexable via point.distance(n.characteristic.location.point, …). The data layer walks the value tree on write (geo_walk/2) and round-trips the nested geometry on read.

  • st_closest_point (#274) — new Ash.Query.Function returning the nearest vertex (%Geo.Point{}) from a LineString or MultiPoint to a target point. In-memory.

  • AshNeo4j.Spatial index helpers (#275) — create_index/3 / drop_index/2 build and run the POINT index Cypher backing spatial pushdown from a resource module + attribute name, resolving the Neo4j label, the attribute→property translation, and the companion suffix convention (.point for a Point; both .bbSW/.bbNE for any other geometry, in one call). Nested geometries take a [attribute, field…] path (create_index(Place, [:pet, :home])) and resolve the dotted property by walking the Ash.TypedStruct fields. create_index/3 is idempotent (CREATE … IF NOT EXISTS), takes recreate: true (DROP + CREATE) for storage-shape changes, and name: to override the derived index name. index_statements/3 returns the exact Cypher without touching the database, for review or a dry run. Consistent with the "no migrations, index lifecycle is the operator's concern" stance (#45) — an ergonomic tool you call, not automatic behaviour.

  • AshNeo4j.worlds/1 — N-world projection (#273, exploratory) — a Neo4j node carries labels for every (Domain, Resource) world it participates in, but an Ash read returns only the queried world's struct. worlds/1 projects a read record's labels (already on __metadata__.labels) back to the loadable resource modules — [{domain, resource}, …] ordered outermost-first — so a consumer can recover the outer type(s) of a polymorphic node for cross-domain late binding (diffo#172) without dropping to Cypher. An outer world contains the inner worlds and adds detail, so it carries more labels (more labels = more nuanced = more outer). Resolution is dynamic against loaded modules (no registry): a candidate is a loaded AshNeo4j.DataLayer resource whose own labels are a subset of the node's, the outermost (most-nuanced) is kept per domain, and the loaded-resource index is cached in :persistent_term. Labels that don't resolve to a loaded module are left unknown — omitted, never coerced. Returns [] for a non-AshNeo4j record. Pre-1.0 and may change — shipped to learn its shape from real downstream use.

Improvements

  • In-memory distance matches Neo4j's point.distance (#274) — st_distance / st_dwithin push down to Neo4j's native point.distance inside comparison filters but evaluate in Elixir elsewhere (order_by, calculate, LineString/MultiPoint). Both now use the same model — a spherical haversine on the WGS-84 equatorial radius (6 378 137 m), the radius Neo4j uses, not the mean Earth radius (6 371 000 m) — so the two paths agree to within ~1 m over 700 km rather than diverging by ~0.11 % (≈800 m). Single source of truth AshNeo4j.Geo.haversine_meters/2, shared by st_distance and st_closest_point; a sandbox test asserts the paths stay in step.

  • st_* expression functions extended (#274) — st_distance / st_dwithin / st_intersects / st_contains / st_within now operate on %Geo.*{} argument shapes across the full geometry surface. Pushdown gating reads the attribute's geo_types constraint rather than the (now-removed) type-module identity.

  • Exact, hole-aware polygon predicates (#267) — st_contains and st_intersects refine via topo on the actual %Geo.*{} rings, replacing the bbox approximation. A point in the bounding box but outside the ring is correctly excluded; a point in an interior ring (hole) is not contained; a LineString that crosses a Polygon without a vertex inside it correctly intersects. Inside Ash.Query.filter, st_contains keeps the indexed point.withinBBox bbox prefilter in Cypher and runs the exact topo test in-memory over the candidates (a true match always lies within the bbox, so the prefilter never drops one). Adds topo ~> 1.0 runtime dep.

  • Exact geometry-to-Point distance (#279) — st_distance (and st_dwithin, which delegates to it) now measures any geometry to a Point exactly: LineString/MultiLineString use the true closest-point-on-segment instead of closest-vertex (the old approximation could overstate a mid-edge proximity by tens of kilometres — e.g. 78.7 km reported where the perpendicular distance is 55.7 km), and Polygon/MultiPolygon return 0 when the point is inside (hole-aware via topo) or the nearest-boundary distance otherwise. st_closest_point likewise returns the closest point on the nearest segment of a LineString (an interior edge point, not just a vertex). New AshNeo4j.Geo.point_segment_meters/3 / closest_point_on_segment/3 / min_segment_meters/2 primitives (local equirectangular projection to find the closest point, haversine for the distance). Distance between two non-Point geometries is still deferred. Also confirms MultiLineString — the sixth RFC 7946 geometry — round-trips through storage and works across the predicates, and extends st_contains to accept LineString / MultiLineString containees.

  • AshNeo4j.GeoJson (#274) — RFC 7946 encoder/decoder wrapping geo; strips the obsolete crs member (which geo emits when srid is set — see felt/geo#250), injects the bbox member, key-sorts via AshNeo4j.Util.json_encode. Util.to_json_safe/json_decode gained symmetric Geo handling so geometries survive nesting inside JSON-stored types. Local workarounds for ash_geo#13 (bare-atom geo_types formatter crash) and ash_geo#14 (cast_stored map handling) are in place pending those upstream fixes.

v0.7.0 (2026-05-25)

Features

  • Spatial types and st_* expressions (#45) — first-class WGS-84 2D spatial support. New attribute types AshNeo4j.Type.Point (native Neo4j Point) and AshNeo4j.Type.Box (axis-aligned bounding box, 4-vertex straight-sided polygon on disk). Six Ash.Query.Function modules matching ash_geo / PostGIS signatures: st_contains (box-point, box-box), st_within, st_intersects, st_distance (point-point, with comparison pushdown), st_distance_in_meters (alias), st_dwithin (point-point). Predicates push down to native Cypher (point.distance, point.withinBBox) wherever possible; in-memory evaluate/1 is the correctness fallback. Box's on-disk storage uses a 4-Point vertex array plus 4 scalar bbox-corner companion properties (<prop>.bbSW/.bbSE/.bbNE/.bbNW) written by a generic companions/1 callback on the Type module — the same shape future Polygon support (#267) will use, so no data migration when Polygon lands. The bbox companions are scalar Point properties specifically to be indexable via Neo4j's POINT index — storage is indexable, not yet indexed (operators run CREATE POINT INDEX themselves; lifecycle management is future work). Documentation in usage-rules/spatial.md. Requires bolty >= 0.0.13 for native Point property serialisation (bolty#32).

  • Combination queries (#10) — support for all five Ash.Query.Combination types (:base, :union, :union_all, :intersect, :except). Combinations of only :union or only :union_all push down to a single Cypher CALL { … UNION/UNION ALL … } WITH s OPTIONAL MATCH (s)-[r]-(d) RETURN s, r, d block, with per-branch parameter prefixing to avoid name collisions. Combinations involving :intersect, :except, or mixed union types take an in-memory orchestration path — each branch runs returning just node ids (id(s) AS sid), the set operation is computed in Elixir over MapSets, then a final MATCH WHERE id(s) IN $ids fetches the keep-set with the standard OPTIONAL MATCH enrichment. Cypher has no native INTERSECT/EXCEPT; the in-memory implementation is the honest answer. Documentation in usage-rules/combination-queries.md. New AshNeo4j.Cypher.Query builders: branch_node_read/3, branch_node_read_ids/3, combination_block/2, node_read_by_ids/2; new param_prefix: opt on node_read_filtered/3 and build_conditions/3. New AshNeo4j.Cypher.Call clause type.

v0.6.0 (2026-05-19)

Breaking Changes

  • Introspection API renamed (#105) — AshNeo4j.DataLayer.Info and AshNeo4j.DataLayer.Domain.Info are now generated by Spark.InfoGenerator. AshNeo4j now declares a direct spark >= 2.7.0 dependency to guarantee availability. All functions follow the InfoGenerator convention: neo4j_label/1 returns {:ok, value} | :error; neo4j_label!/1 returns the value or raises; list options (relate, guard, skip) always return the list via the ! variant. Previous hand-rolled helpers (label/1, relate/1, guard/1, skip/1) are removed.

Features

  • Domain fragment label (#261) — domains can declare a cross-domain graph label via AshNeo4j.DataLayer.Domain (use Ash.Domain, extensions: [AshNeo4j.DataLayer.Domain] with neo4j do label :MyLabel end). The fragment label is written as an additional Neo4j node label on CREATE, enabling polymorphic graph traversals across domains. Exposed via ResourceInfo.domain_fragment_label/1 and included in ResourceInfo.all_labels/1 and ResourceInfo.mapping/1.

Bug Fixes

  • belongs_to source attribute always nil after read (#258) — belongs_to source attributes (e.g. specification_id) were correctly populated on create but lost on any subsequent read. The enrichment step now correctly extracts the relationship attribute from the destination node returned by the OPTIONAL MATCH traversal when the source resource uses a fragment-inherited relationship whose destination lives in a different domain.

  • Domain fragment label dropped on Ash 3.25+ — ResourceInfo.all_labels/1 was returning the compile-time persisted label list, which is baked before the domain extension compiles under Ash 3.25's updated compilation order, causing the domain fragment label to be silently omitted. all_labels/1 now always computes dynamically from the individual label accessors, consistent with how mapping/1 already worked.

Improvements

  • Scalar filter pushdown for aggregates (#253) — filtered aggregates whose filter consists entirely of scalar == equality predicates on non-embedded destination attributes now push a WHERE d.prop = $val clause directly into Cypher, avoiding full destination record loading in Elixir. Complex filters (OR, embedded fields, non-equality operators) continue to use the Elixir-side path introduced in #252.

v0.5.1 (2026-05-10)

Improvements

  • Documentation (#249) — ex_doc configuration overhauled: extras reorganised with titled entries, module groups defined for AshNeo4j, Introspection, Cypher, Utilities and Internals, Livebook added to How To, CHANGELOG included in About AshNeo4j, maintainer contact updated.

Bug Fixes

  • Aggregate filters honoured (#252) — filters declared via filter expr(...) on aggregate definitions were silently dropped. Filtered aggregates now load full destination records in Elixir and apply Ash.Filter.Runtime.filter_matches/3 per source group before reducing. The fast Cypher push-down path is preserved for unfiltered aggregates.

  • Aggregate names with ? suffix (#251) — aggregate names following the Elixir predicate convention (e.g. exists :cvc_defined?, :characteristics) caused Neo4j to reject the generated Cypher with an invalid identifier error. Column aliases are now backtick-quoted, allowing any valid Elixir atom as an aggregate name.

v0.5.0 (2026-05-08)

Features

  • Aggregates — full support for :count, :exists, :sum, :avg, :min, :max, :first, :list aggregate kinds, declared in the standard Ash aggregates block. Aggregates are executed as Cypher OPTIONAL MATCH traversals; single-hop and multi-hop relationship paths are both supported.
  • Aggregates on embedded/JSON-type fields — when field: points to an attribute stored as JSON (Ash.TypedStruct, Ash.Type.NewType, embedded resources, Ash.Type.Map, etc.) AshNeo4j collects raw JSON from Neo4j and deserializes in Elixir. :list and :first return fully-typed structs; :sum/:avg/:min/:max work on directly comparable values.
  • Expression aggregates (expr:) — programmatic aggregate API (Ash.aggregate/3) accepts expr: to aggregate over a sub-field of an embedded struct or any Ash expression, without needing to elevate the field. Fetches full destination records and evaluates expressions in Elixir.
  • Expression calculations — calculate :name, :type, expr(...) declarations are now evaluated in Elixir after records are loaded. Supports load (Ash.load!), filter (Ash.Query.filter), and sort (Ash.Query.sort). Embedded struct fields work directly via get_path — no elevation needed.

Improvements

  • Cypher query struct family extended; Neo4jHelper refactored to use it
  • Calculation-based filter predicates are excluded from Cypher WHERE and evaluated in-memory via Ash.Filter.Runtime
  • Calculation-based sort terms are applied in Elixir after records are loaded

v0.4.1 (2026-05-06)

What's Changed

v0.4.0 (2026-05-01)

Features:

  • real Neo4j transactions via Bolty.transaction — can?(_, :transact) now advertised, rollback genuinely aborts the database transaction
  • AshNeo4j.Sandbox — test isolation adapter analogous to Ecto.Adapters.SQL.Sandbox, enabling safe parallel test execution with async: true

Improvements:

  • silenced spurious runtime Logger.warning calls that fired on normal OPTIONAL MATCH traversal
  • full test suite parallelised with async: true

v0.3.1 (2026-04-23)

This release changes the storage type for Ash.Type.DateTime, Ash.Type.UtcDateTime and Ash.Type.UtcDateTimeUsec

What's Changed

  • use native neo4j 5.x datetime by @matt-beanland

v0.3.0 (2026-04-18)

This release changes the storage type for most types. Ash.Type dump_to_native/cast_stored are used where possible.T String.Chars is no longer required and JSON blobs/Base64 are employed. Native Neo4j types are used except for datetime, instead we use ISO8601 strings to work around Neo4j 5.x incompatibility. There is no data migration supported.

What's Changed

v0.2.15 (2026-03-19)

Fixes

  • fix domain label incorrect

v0.2.14 (2026-03-19)

Fixes

  • fix relationship enrichment inconsistent across neo4j versions

v0.2.13 (2026-03-12)

Features

  • translate using attribute source (translate DSL removed)
  • nodes are also labelled with domain label

Fixes

  • fixed dates and times not native

Maintenance

v0.2.12 (2025-11-18)

Features

  • 173 relationship source attribute filtering by @matt-beanland in #174

Maintenance

  • added deep wiki badge by @matt-beanland in #171

v0.2.11 (2025-10-13)

Features

  • REUSE compliant

Fixes

  • updated ash dependency for CVE-2025-48043 fix

v0.2.10 (2025-09-09)

Maintenance

  • fixed update on_lookup relate on has_many exclusivity

v0.2.9 (2025-08-16)

Maintenance

  • fixed Ash.Error.Unknown when reading structs embedded in structs

v0.2.8 (2025-08-14)

Features

  • relate destination node label
  • independent relationships
  • simplified dsl

Maintenance

  • fixed unexpected empty query result
  • fixed has_many enrichment incorrect cypher
  • fixed create with multiple relationships doesn't relate nodes

v0.2.7 (2025-08-03)

Features

  • relates node cypher avoids cartesian product warning

Maintenance

  • fixed Ash.Error.Unknown no result to unrelate nodes
  • fixed create or update belongs_to on same resoruce adds rather than replaces
  • fixed Ash.Error.Unknown no case clause matching on update
  • fixed guard edge label regex
  • fixed sorting not working
  • fixed nested calculations with references are nil

v0.2.6 (2025-07-25)

Maintenance

  • fixed nested calculations with references are nil
  • fixed cypher error when filtering on atom type
  • fixed Ash.Error.Unknown when a delete is guarded
  • fixed Ash.Error.Unknown invalid filter statement provided

v0.2.5 (2025-07-21)

Features:

  • guard against destroy
  • improved has_one and belongs_to enrichment
  • improved logging

Maintenance

  • fixed destroy should fail when destination has allow_nil?: false

v0.2.4 (2025-07-16)

Features:

  • support AshStateMachine
  • improved enrichment
  • query on relationship attribute
  • create with multiple relationships

Maintenance

  • fixed Ash.Error.Unknown no function matching clause in AshNeo4j.Cypher.expression/4

v0.2.3 (2025-07-10)

Features:

  • expression calculations
  • unloaded attributes are Ash.NotLoaded
  • improved metadata
  • improved relate error messages
  • improved relate verification

v0.2.2 (2025-06-26)

Maintenance:

  • refactored tests
  • fixed Ash.Error.Unknown when filtering using contains
  • fixed Ash.Error.Unknown in datalayer when relate not defined

v0.2.1 (2025-06-17)

Features:

  • many to many relationship (back to back has_many)
  • has one relationship

v0.2.0 (2025-06-05)

Features:

  • improved BoltxHelper
  • create relate
  • livebook

v0.1.6 (2025-06-02)

Features:

  • embedded resources
  • nil attributes
  • nil relationship attributes

v0.1.5 (2025-05-31)

Features:

  • logger
  • upsert nodes
  • optional label

v0.1.4 (2025-05-28)

Features:

  • spark improvements

v0.1.3 (2025-05-24)

Features:

  • sort, offset, limit

v0.1.2 (2025-05-23)

Features:

  • property types, duration, relate, destroy

v0.1.1 (2025-05-05)

Features:

  • create

Bug Fixes:

  • read arbitrary resource

v0.1.0 (2025-04-30)

Features:

  • initial version, read only