120 — Kuzu V0

: Support for concurrent write operations within the same process. Expanded Graph Algorithms : Implementation of new built-in algorithms, including Minimum Spanning Tree (Spanning Forest) and Betweenness Centrality Full-Text Search (FTS) Enhancements : Added support for wildcard patterns

: The release introduces new string manipulation, mathematical, and date-time functions, reducing the need to process raw data in application code. Streamlined Schema Alterations kuzu v0 120

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milestone, representing a major step in its maturity as a disk-based, transactional GDBMS. Key Features of Kùzu v0.12.0 This appears to be an automotive product or vehicle model

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