github Graphify-Labs/graphify v0.9.31

11 hours ago

Resolution-accuracy fixes, an MCP SDK compatibility widening, and community extractor fixes.

MCP

  • The MCP server is now dual-compatible with the mcp SDK 1.x and 2.x, lifting the mcp<2 cap from 0.9.30 to mcp>=1,<3 (#2308, thanks @NiSHoW). _build_server binds the same handlers via the 1.x decorator API or the 2.x on_* constructor callbacks at runtime, and adapts Tool.inputSchema, Resource.uri, and the dropped AnyUrl re-export. Verified with full stdio handshakes under mcp 1.29 and 2.0.

Resolution / graph accuracy

  • C# member calls on a typed receiver no longer drop true calls edges when the same local name is reused across methods (#2299, thanks @JensD-git). Receiver typing is now per-method (mirroring the Java resolver) instead of per-file, so an untypable var x = ... in one method can't delete a typed-parameter call edge in another.
  • SQL cross-file table references (e.g. a prisma migration referencing a table created in an earlier one) resolve to the real table node instead of leaking an absolute-path id and losing the foreign key (#2324). References mint a sourceless stub that collapses onto the real definition, and identifiers are normalized so "public"."users" matches public.users.
  • graphify path and explain no longer print reversed hops (#2309): they recover edge direction from the stored _src/_tgt markers instead of the persisted endpoint order.
  • export const X = <scalar> now emits a graph node, so a named import of a scalar export is no longer left dangling (#2266, thanks @oleksii-tumanov).
  • Go predeclared functions (make, len, append, ...) no longer fabricate call edges to same-named user symbols (#2313, thanks @PathGao); the filter is scoped to Go bare-identifier callees.
  • graphify explain refuses and lists candidates when a name matches symbols in more than one file, instead of silently resolving to an arbitrary one (#2233, thanks @0bLoM).

Install

  • The Antigravity install workflow no longer hardcodes the global skill path for a project-scoped install (#2319, thanks @MalikHaroonKhokhar).

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