Problem writing to 4.1x
See original GitHub issueUpgraded to 4.1x (tried most of the minor updated all the way to 4.1.1) causes the following error any time a write is attempted
Neo4jError: Writing in read access mode not allowed. Attempted write to internal graph 0
Using the Neo4J browser works just fine. Downgrading to 4.0.x also works just fine.
Anyone else had this?
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open a read session by default, try this instead:Can you link me to a repo that replicate the issue? If it’s a driver/database issue then I can pass it on to the right people to make sure it’s safe for you to upgrade and stop others from running into the same problem.