jrgemignani commented on issue #365:
URL: https://github.com/apache/age/issues/365#issuecomment-2048401215
@avowkind I know why it fails and then works -
Technically speaking, it shouldn't work as that error is a fatal error,
that's why it fails the first run. However, the context isn't cleaned up, so it
works the second run because a context already exists **and** it doesn't need
to build a new one. As to why it is getting an edge that doesn't have a valid
start or end id **and** why that edge it got doesn't exist,... I'm still
looking into that.
For me, it is failing on an edge found in "featureOfInterest" -
```
(gdb) p {edge_id, edge_vertex_start_id, edge_vertex_end_id}
$4 = {3096224744137124, 2533274790715812, 1407374883553780}
```
```
fishpond=# SELECT * FROM cypher('fishpond', $$MATCH
()-[edge:featureOfInterest]->() where id(edge) > 3096224744137122 and id(edge)
< 3096224744137126 RETURN edge ORDER BY id(edge) $$) as (edge agtype);
edge
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------
{"id": 3096224744137123, "label": "featureOfInterest", "end_id":
1407374883553780, "start_id": 2533274790715811, "properties": {}}:
:edge
{"id": 3096224744137125, "label": "featureOfInterest", "end_id":
1407374883555256, "start_id": 2533274790715813, "properties": {}}:
:edge
(2 rows)
fishpond=#
```
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