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Graphify v0.9.59 fixes incremental rebuilds and node deduplication

Graphify has released version 0.9.59, introducing a fix for incremental rebuilds. This update ensures that cross-file concept nodes are no longer dropped from untouched files. The global deduplication process during merges now correctly protects existing nodes from these files, preventing the collapse of identically labeled nodes across them. AI

IMPACT Minor tooling improvement for developers using Graphify.

RANK_REASON This is a software update for a specific tool, not a frontier release or significant industry event.

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Graphify v0.9.59 fixes incremental rebuilds and node deduplication

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  1. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · whatsnew_fyi ·

    graphify v0.9.59 Fix: an incremental rebuild no longer drops cross-file concept nodes from files it didn't touch — global dedup during a merge now protects exis

    graphify v0.9.59 Fix: an incremental rebuild no longer drops cross-file concept nodes from files it didn't touch — global dedup during a merge now protects existing nodes from untouched files instead of collapsing same-labeled ones across them (3477, thanks @hopstreax).; Fix: ext…