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GraphForge v0.3.4: Operators and String Functions

GraphForge v0.3.4 filled in operator and string-function gaps, raising reported feature completeness to 92%.

GraphForge v0.3.5: Math, Aggregation, and TCK Steps visual summary

Open Source release

GraphForge is Curate Labs work, released through the DecisionNerd open-source organization. This post is a release note for embedded graph tooling and analytical Python workflows.

GraphForge v0.3.4 added a small but important set of language features and documentation corrections.

The release focused on operator completeness and string-function compatibility.

What Shipped

  • Power arithmetic operator `^`

  • XOR logical operator with ternary logic

  • `toUpper()` and `toLower()` camelCase aliases

  • Documentation updates for `length()`, list slicing, and negative list indexing

  • 102 new integration tests across power, XOR, string aliases, and parser behavior

  • Reported feature completion improved from 88% to 92%

Why it matters

These are the kinds of compatibility details that make a Cypher engine feel dependable. They are not flashy, but they prevent surprises when users bring existing query habits to GraphForge.

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