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Compiling went well, but when I wanted to start kuzu_shell with the usual -i flag for the database path I get an error:
Flag could not be matched: 'i'
./kuzu_shell databasePath {OPTIONS}
KuzuDB Shell
OPTIONS:
databasePath Database path.
-h, --help Display this help menu
-d, --defaultBPSize Size of buffer pool for default and
large page sizes in megabytes
"--" can be used to terminate flag options and force all following
arguments to be treated as positional options
Note that the database path already contains data from the kuzu 0.2 version!
Running kuzu_shell without the -i also does not work (with an existing db pat)::
./kuzu_shell /home/uwe/development/kuzu-db
Opened the database at path: /home/uwe/development/kuzu-db
Enter ":help" for usage hints.
std::bad_alloc
The client immediately exits.
But running kuzu_shell on an empty directory works:
./kuzu_shell /home/uwe/development/kuzu-db2
Opened the database at path: /home/uwe/development/kuzu-db2
Enter ":help" for usage hints.
kuzu>
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This is desired behaviour. Because we are iterating quickly and constantly modifying storage format. We cannot provide backward compatibility between different versions. This will be the case for a while until we stabilize on the storage side.
I just built kuzu from src.
Compiling went well, but when I wanted to start kuzu_shell with the usual -i flag for the database path I get an error:
Note that the database path already contains data from the kuzu 0.2 version!
Running kuzu_shell without the -i also does not work (with an existing db pat)::
The client immediately exits.
But running kuzu_shell on an empty directory works:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: