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Can you please provide more context:
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First time db is empty: Executed:
Now, one node in the db.
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I don't see what the issue is here. From what I can tell, MERGE is acting exactly as it should, provided your example - ->click me for MERGE documentation<- Could you state what you are expecting and why the output isn't as you expected? If you can add additional examples, that would be helpful. |
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I have recreated what you stated - |
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This is now fixed in the master branch |
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The first time the function return id as long:
In the next time with same return the result that match would have
match:Where is my mistake.
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