java.lang.StackOverflowError #2977
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Are you able to reproduce it steadily? I am not sure what the reason is, and you might want to ask in the tinkerpop (gremlin) community. |
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yes, I can reproduce it. I played around with the JVM settings and increasing the memory size helps a bit but still face the issue for large queries. |
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Are you able to reproduce it using a new clean graph? I tried your query on my side and it worked fine. |
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Thank you very much for your help. After some digging it looks like a limitation when using Kubernetes port-forward to Janusgraph. I was testing locally queries forwarding localhost to a Janusgraph instance. When using Jausgraph docker image it works, also when I run it directly in the cluster. The error was very misleading but I know now what caused it. Thanks! |
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Hi,
I'm getting an
java.lang.StackOverflowErrorin the gremlin server when inserting several vertices in a single query. The query is not that big:When I reduce the size of the query (either by decreasing the number of vertices or edges) it works fine.
Any idea what could be the issue? is there anything I can configure in JanusGraph?
I'm using ScyllaDB (Casandra) as a backend with ElasticSearch.
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