Sync upstream lance-format/lance-graph main: #157, #158, #160 (CsrIndex), #161 - #1302
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- Added a vector rest query interface supporting Cypher.
**vector:**
```vector
curl -X POST http://localhost:8000/graph/query/vector \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"query": "MATCH (e:Person) RETURN e.name, e.embedding",
"column": "e.embedding",
"vector": [0.1, 0.2, 0.3],
"metric": "cosine",
"top_k": 5
}'
```
**query_text:**
```query_text
curl -X POST http://localhost:8000/graph/query/vector \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"query": "MATCH (e:Person) RETURN e.name, e.embedding",
"column": "e.embedding",
"query_text": "machine learning researcher",
"metric": "cosine",
"top_k": 3
}'
```
## Summary Adds a CSR (Compressed Sparse Row) adjacency index that enables O(1) neighbor lookup for graph traversal, replacing SQL join-based expansion with direct pointer-chasing. This is the foundation for wiring up the `LanceNativePlanner` placeholder with a real native execution path. Inspired by [GraphAr's CSR-in-Parquet approach](https://arxiv.org/html/2312.09577v4) (Apache incubator), adapted for Lance's columnar format. ### What's included - **`CsrIndex`** — in-memory CSR structure with: - `neighbors(vertex_id)` — O(1) neighbor lookup via offset array - `degree(vertex_id)` — O(1) out-degree - `bfs(start, max_hops)` — k-hop BFS traversal returning vertices by distance - `shortest_path(start, end)` — BFS-based unweighted shortest path - `to_record_batch()` / `neighbors_to_record_batch()` — Arrow serialization for persisting as Lance datasets - **`CsrIndexBuilder`** — construct CSR from: - Individual `add_edge(src, dst)` calls - Arrow RecordBatch with `src_id`/`dst_id` columns via `add_edges_from_batch()` - Auto-inferred or explicit vertex count - **`build_bidirectional_index()`** — create both outgoing (CSR) and incoming (CSC) indices for undirected/reverse traversal ### Why this matters Currently lance-graph translates Cypher `MATCH (a)-[:KNOWS]->(b)` into SQL joins via DataFusion. For multi-hop queries, this means: | Operation | Current (SQL Joins) | With CSR Index | |-----------|--------------------|-----------------------| | 1-hop neighbor lookup | O(N) filter scan | O(1) offset + sequential read | | k-hop traversal | O(N^k) self-joins | O(Σ degrees) pointer-chasing | | Shortest path | Recursive CTEs | Direct BFS on CSR | ### Next steps (not in this PR) 1. Wire CSR into `LanceNativePlanner` to handle `LogicalOperator::Expand` 2. Persist CSR offset tables as Lance datasets alongside edge data 3. Incremental CSR updates on edge inserts (AL→CSR compaction, per BACH paper) 4. Combine graph traversal with Lance's vector search for hybrid queries ## Test plan - [x] 22 unit tests covering: basic lookups, degree, empty graphs, isolated vertices, self-loops, parallel edges, RecordBatch construction, Arrow serialization roundtrip, BFS traversal (limited hops, disconnected, invalid start), shortest path (direct, multi-hop, same vertex, unreachable, invalid), bidirectional index, auto-inferred vertex count - [x] `cargo clippy -p lance-graph -- -D warnings` passes clean Closes #159 --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Syncs the four upstream commits past the existing merge-base 1c199ac (#152): - ce326e7 #157 vector REST query interface supporting Cypher (python) - bd61b3b #158 AGENTS.md update - 9788d7b #160 CSR adjacency index (crates/lance-graph/src/csr_index.rs) - 3014793 #161 CI: run integration tests (--tests) A merge, not a cherry-pick: the fork already carries #150/#152 under their original SHAs, so upstream history is shared and the merge keeps SHAs. Auto-merged without conflicts (rust-test.yml, AGENTS.md, lib.rs). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VSQE2ErQwkg1zbUir7TbeM
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Client->>VectorQueryRoute: POST /query/vector with query_text
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- Around line 269-271: Validate that `src_array` and `dst_array` contain no
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- Around line 289-313: Update the CSR construction flow to use a stable source
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- Around line 41-43: Add a minimum length constraint of one character to the
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…nge-check equal shortest_path endpoints Fixes three defects Codex found in the upstream #160 code this sync brings in: - add_edges_from_batch read nullable UInt64 slots through value(i), which ignores the validity bitmap, so a null endpoint became an edge (usually to vertex 0). Null rows now contribute no edge, as a null key joins nothing on the relational expand path. - build() kept every edge even when with_num_vertices was smaller than an endpoint: the edge was counted in num_edges() but sat past the last offset, unreachable. The declared count is now a lower bound and grows to cover every endpoint (build_bidirectional_index included). - shortest_path(v, v) returned Some([v]) for a vertex outside the index because the start == end shortcut ran before the range check. Each fix has a regression test that fails when the fix is reverted. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VSQE2ErQwkg1zbUir7TbeM
Codex flagged that the vector-rerank route this sync brings in shipped without tests. Adds 11 cases: raw-vector top-k and response shape, metric selection (cosine / L2 / dot rank the fixture differently), the include_distance switch, the vector-xor-query_text 400s, pydantic 422s on metric/top_k bounds, the query_text path (embedding model and text threaded through; ranked by the embedding), and the failed-embedding 500. The raw-vector path runs end to end over a real LanceGraphStore in a temp dir; only the OpenAI EmbeddingGenerator is stubbed. Four targeted breaks of the route (metric map, both-check, include_distance, embedding) each fail exactly one test. Run against the published lance-graph 0.5.4 wheel, with the repo's knowledge_graph package on the path; this repo has no Python CI job. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VSQE2ErQwkg1zbUir7TbeM
…22, reject unknown metric Addresses CodeRabbit's review of the upstream code this sync brings in: - /query/vector returned str(RuntimeError) as the 500 detail, which can carry embedding-client and engine internals and the caller's query text. It now logs the exception and returns a fixed message. - query_text="" passed validation and surfaced as a 500; min_length=1 makes it a 422. - LanceKnowledgeGraph.query_by_text silently ranked by cosine for an unknown metric; it now raises ValueError (the route maps that to 400). - CsrIndexBuilder::build used an unstable sort, so a source's neighbor order (and BFS / shortest_path tie-breaks) was not deterministic on larger inputs. Each change has a test that fails when the change is reverted. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VSQE2ErQwkg1zbUir7TbeM
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… step runs only integration targets - CodeRabbit (major): computing max-endpoint + 1 and num_vertices + 1 unchecked wrapped in release (and panicked in debug) for an endpoint or a declared count of u64::MAX. CsrIndexBuilder::try_build now returns a PlanError for those; build() keeps its signature and delegates, panicking with that message, so existing callers (and upstream #162) are unchanged. - CodeRabbit (nit): the #161 integration step used --tests, which re-runs the lib unit tests the preceding --lib step already ran; --test '*' selects only the integration-test targets. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VSQE2ErQwkg1zbUir7TbeM
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Merges the four upstream commits our fork was missing, then fixes what review found in them. The merge-base with
lance-format/lance-graphis1c199ac(#152).Upstream commits
ce326e7#157knowledge_graph)bd61b3b#1589788d7b#160crates/lance-graph/src/csr_index.rs, re-exportedCsrIndex/CsrIndexBuilder/build_bidirectional_index3014793#161lance-graph; coverage restricted to--libThis is a merge, not a cherry-pick. The fork already carries #150 and #152 under their original upstream SHAs, so the two histories are shared, and merging keeps the upstream SHAs. The auto-merge (
rust-test.yml,AGENTS.md,lib.rs) had no conflicts.Why now: #160 is the CSR type that upstream's open PR #162 (native single-hop expand) and issue #163 (factorized intermediates) build on. Our native frontier/unfold work should sit on this type rather than on a parallel CSR.
Fixes on top of upstream (from review)
csr_index.rs:src_id/dst_idrow contributes no edge. Before,value(i)read the null slot as vertex 0.with_num_verticesis a lower bound. An endpoint past it grows the range; before, the edge was counted but unreachable.shortest_path(v, v)checks the range first, so an out-of-rangevreturnsNone.try_build()reports vertex ids too large for the offset table.build()keeps its signature and panics with that message instead of wrapping.Python
/query/vectorroute:query_textreturns 422.query_by_textrejects an unknown metric instead of silently using cosine.CI: the integration step uses
--test '*', so it no longer re-runs the lib unit tests.These make
CsrIndexin this fork differ from upstream's in three ways: nulls are skipped, the range grows, and the sort is stable.Verification
8db78b0d9:test, including the new integration step,member-tests,test-with-coverage,clippy,format,linux-build,regenerate-and-diff.csr_indexunit tests: 27/27. Each fix has a test that fails when the fix is reverted.python/python/tests/test_vector_query_api.py: 13/13, run against the publishedlance-graph0.5.4 wheel. This repo has no Python CI job, so CI does not run them.--testsrun: everything passes exceptsoa_verbatim::a_slab_is_written_verbatim_to_s3_too, which fails withNo object store provider found for scheme: 's3'. That failure predates this PR and only appears whenAWS_*variables are set; CI sets none, so the test skips there.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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