Based on the syntax of your request, you are referring to Kuzu version 0.1.36 (KùzuDB), the open-source embeddable graph database.
Version 0.1.36 was a significant patch release that introduced critical features—most notably Foreign Keys—and resolved several major "pain points" for users migrating from other database systems.
Here is a technical write-up regarding the fixes and features introduced in this release.
The core fix rewrites the DFSTraversal state machine. Previously, the engine reused a single adjacency list iterator across multiple recursion levels without deep copying the context. The fixed version now clones the iterator state when branching, eliminating use-after-free errors. kuzu v0 136 fixed
Key commit message:
"Fix stack corruption in variable-length path expansion for 'kuzu v0.136 fixed' – clone iterator on fork."
Choose one:
Docker (recommended for quick start)
docker pull kuzuproject/kuzu:v0.136
docker run -it --rm -p 26658:26658 -p 26659:26659 kuzuproject/kuzu:v0.136
docker run -d --name kuzu -p 26658:26658 -p 26659:26659 \
-v /path/to/kuzu-data:/var/lib/kuzu \
kuzuproject/kuzu:v0.136
Prebuilt binary (Linux/macOS)
tar -xzf kuzu-v0.136-linux.tar.gz
cd kuzu-v0.136
./kuzu_server --database_path=/path/to/db
Build from source (only if you need custom changes)
Run:
kuzu --version
# If output shows "0.136" without a build hash, you are affected.
A European fintech company using Kuzu to trace transaction rings across 500,000 accounts had to roll back to v0.135 after experiencing nightly crashes. After applying kuzu v0.136 fixed, they reported:
"We can now safely run 6-hop money flow queries. The fix reduced our false positive rate by 18% because we no longer truncate paths due to crashes."
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