v6.0.2
OpenMOSS/MOSS-Transcribe-Diarizev6.0.2Oct 8, 2026by DvirDukhan
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# FalkorDB v6.0.2
## What's Changed
### Bug fixes
* CALL {} subqueries that import no variables no longer read the outer query's variables (#2845)
* Variable-length and allShortestPaths patterns apply an inline property map on an already-bound endpoint; inline maps are planned once instead of twice (#2390)
* Range index scans include ±inf for an open bound and return undirected edges in both directions (#3081)
* Temporals are no longer matched by numeric range-index predicates (#3076)
* An exclusive string range with equal bounds selects nothing (#3072)
* A wrong-dimension vector no longer drops the entity from every index on its label (#3087)
* Vector KNN queries clamp `k` instead of allocating `k` entries (#3088)
* Validate index OPTIONS like 4.x: vector `dimension`/`similarityFunction` required, case-insensitive metric, unknown fulltext keys rejected (#3094)
* Parser: reject `NOT NOT`, `SET [n)`, `f(1,)`, `MATCH MATCH`, `LOAD CSV WITH`; accept `IS NULL IN` (#3060)
* Block comments end at `*/`, and a lone `/` is no longer swallowed (#2908)
* Named paths created by CREATE are materialized (#2829)
* `startNode()` and `endNode()` accept null (#3132)
* Compact date and time strings with non-digits are rejected (#3125)
* `toInteger` of an integer string below i64::MIN returns null (#2989)
* `sign()` of a float returns an integer (#2907)
* `coalesce()` with zero arguments is rejected (#2990)
* `list.remove` with a huge count no longer overflows (#2952)
* Type-mismatch errors name types as Cypher does (#3127)
* UDF results keep -0.0, constructor-keyed maps and non-finite vecf32 (#3074)
* The `graph` global is defined when a UDF library is loaded (#3079)
* One flag parser for GRAPH.QUERY/RO_QUERY/PROFILE/EXPLAIN, matching 4.x (#3010)
* GRAPH.CONFIG validates values, arity and names like 4.x (#3021)
* GRAPH.MEMORY accepts `SAMPLES 0`; GRAPH.CONSTRAINT parses entity type and count like 4.x (#3053)
* RDBs keep every graph in GRAPH.LIST when loaded by 4.x (#3161)
* GRAPH.EFFECT refuses records that act on deleted or never-created entities (#3022)
* GRAPH.EFFECT refuses ids too large for any graph instead of crashing (#2911)
* Effects encoder refuses records its reader would reject (#2916)
* Decoded effect id lists keep their order when extended (#2920)
### Improvements
* IdSpace is the single authority for node and relationship ids; writes run the same id check as replicas (#2846)
* CoW B+-tree: point lookups, memory accounting, tuple cursor, narrowable doc width (#2278)
### Build & CI
* Docker: redis-server runs as the non-root `falkordb` user; set `SKIP_DROP_PRIVS=1` to keep root (#3181)
* Docker: remove util-linux from the runtime image; add a Trivy image scan to CI (#3179)
* Replace graphblas.sh/redisearch.sh with a `native-deps` crate; GraphBLAS and LAGraph are now submodules (#2695)
* Move the toolchain to LLVM 23 (#3163)
* Fix the RediSearch build with libc++ 23 on macOS (#3170)
### Dependencies
* rustls 0.23.41 → 0.23.45 (#3182)
* cargo-deps group, 9 updates (#3131)
* github-actions group, 6 updates (#2886)
* rltest >= 0.7.29 (#3130)
### Tests
* Cover OPTIONAL MATCH cartesian product cardinality (#2469), fixed-length path multiplicity (#2471), crash-inducing `range()`/`exists()` arguments (#2487), nested reduce with shadowed names (#2488), and aggregating `WITH *` in allShortestPaths (#2489)
Thanks to @onlyysaurabh, @aniruddhaadak80 and @juliuskent11 for their contributions.
**Full Changelog**: https://github.com/FalkorDB/FalkorDB/compare/v6.0.1...v6.0.2
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