Semicolon in quoted property seems to be incorrectly interpreted as end of cypher statement about cycli HOT 7 CLOSED

My guess is that is the case. From main.py:

    if self.filename:
        queries = self.filename.read()
        queries = queries.split(";")[:-1]

As it doesn't pay any attention to context (eg, quoted string), it looks like a semi-colon anywhere other than the end of a statement will break things.

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Can you paste the exact query? You have a semicolon after xyz?

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Nicole, please see the updated error. If that doesn't help identify the parser issue then I can try to isolate an example for you. This was only the output error I posted so far.

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Are you executing these queries from a file? Using cycli --filename queries.txt or something?

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That's why I asked if he was using the --filename param. That code is only executed if you're reading queries from a file. That should be fixed regardless, but I'm trying to figure out if it's another bug.

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Yes, @nicolewhite, I have just confirmed that we use the -f flag to read cypher from a file.

cycli -h neo4j -f "${CYPHER_TEMP}"

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Okay cool. I will fix this soon.

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