When querying for a specific relationship type, the graph visualizer does not display the matched relationship edge, even though the query returns a valid result.
In the example below, a path_chmod relationship is matched between two nodes. The query returns the expected nodes, which confirms that the relationship exists. However, in the graph visualization, the path_chmod edge is not shown. Instead, other relationship edges between the same nodes are displayed.
Used query:
MATCH (chmod_inode)-[:path_chmod]->(proc)
WHERE chmod_inode.object_type = 'regular file'
RETURN chmod_inode, proc
Expected behavior: the graph visualizer should display the path_chmod relationship edge between the matched nodes.
Actual behavior: the graph visualizer displays the two matched nodes and other relationships between them, but does not display the path_chmod relationship:
The same behavior occurs even when explicitly returning the relationship in the query:
MATCH (chmod_inode)-[r:path_chmod]->(proc)
WHERE chmod_inode.object_type = 'regular file'
RETURN chmod_inode, r, proc
When querying for a specific relationship type, the graph visualizer does not display the matched relationship edge, even though the query returns a valid result.
In the example below, a
path_chmodrelationship is matched between two nodes. The query returns the expected nodes, which confirms that the relationship exists. However, in the graph visualization, the path_chmod edge is not shown. Instead, other relationship edges between the same nodes are displayed.Used query:
Expected behavior: the graph visualizer should display the path_chmod relationship edge between the matched nodes.
Actual behavior: the graph visualizer displays the two matched nodes and other relationships between them, but does not display the path_chmod relationship:
The same behavior occurs even when explicitly returning the relationship in the query: