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There is a slight bug in the method ArangoDriver.getAqlFunctions() which causes that only the functions in the system database will be retrieved.
getAqlFunctions() delegates to method InternalAqlFunctionsDriverImpl.getAqlFunctions(String) which builds the request to retrieve the functions. And here is the bug:
HttpResponseEntity res = httpManager.doGet(createEndpointUrl(null, API_AQLFUNCTION + appendix));
In order to use the propper database this should be:
HttpResponseEntity res = httpManager.doGet(createEndpointUrl(configure.getDefaultDatabase(), API_AQLFUNCTION + appendix));
Thanks
Ralf
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Sorry for poking around on a closed issue but can we merge (some) of the changes from e76fc06 also to the 2.7 branch? We are using 2.7.4 for now and just ran into this bug.
There is a slight bug in the method ArangoDriver.getAqlFunctions() which causes that only the functions in the system database will be retrieved.
getAqlFunctions() delegates to method InternalAqlFunctionsDriverImpl.getAqlFunctions(String) which builds the request to retrieve the functions. And here is the bug:
HttpResponseEntity res = httpManager.doGet(createEndpointUrl(null, API_AQLFUNCTION + appendix));
In order to use the propper database this should be:
HttpResponseEntity res = httpManager.doGet(createEndpointUrl(configure.getDefaultDatabase(), API_AQLFUNCTION + appendix));
Thanks
Ralf
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: