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Comment by mark_l_watson

1 day ago

I use the Python Kuzu graph database library, super convenient for local experiments. I see no reason to stop using it. The underlying database is archived on GitHub so it isn’t going anywhere.

One thing you might want to watch out for is that the storage format on disk is not stabilized.

Last few releases, you couldn't open a file written by a previous version of kuzu. You had to constantly export/import as new versions were released.

This is no longer a problem for kuzu because development has stopped. But any open source fork needs to think about how to stabilize storage.

In the past few releases kuzu switched from database as a directory to a single file database.