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“Graph outdated” or TuringDB fails to start

After updating TuringDB, you may encounter a “Graph outdated” error or TuringDB may fail to start. This happens when the default graph was created by an older version of TuringDB and its storage format is no longer compatible.

To fix this, restart TuringDB with the -reset-default flag:

turingdb -reset-default

This deletes the existing default graph and lets TuringDB recreate a fresh one on startup.

This will permanently delete all data stored in the default graph. Make sure to back up any important data before running this command.

If you are using a custom turing directory, pass it along:

turingdb -reset-default -turing-dir /path/to/your/turing/dir

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