Hello, I've recently changes the signatures of our has() methods. Unfortunately I didn't realize that this change was breaking for some users (those who arrays as arguments). The old method signatures were all vararg-based:
- hasId(Object... ids) - hasLabel(Object... labels) - etc. ...and I mainly changed that to prevent method calls like hasId() with no args. Since none of our test cases uses arrays, I didn't notice that this change broke the following queries: - __.hasId([1] as Object[]) - __.hasLabel(["person"] as Object[]) - etc. Single entry arrays, that are used as the only arguments, are now treated as P.eq(arr), but were treated as P.eq(arr[0]) before. I created a PR [1] with a fix and also added a test that ensures that the new method signatures behave like the old vararg method signatures (except that they don't allow you to use no args). Sorry for any inconvenience. [1] https://github.com/apache/tinkerpop/pull/425 Cheers, Daniel
