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Spring Data Neo4j Progress Update: SDN 3 & Neo4j 2

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Michael Hunger
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868
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English
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Summary

The Spring Data Neo4j team has released version 3.0.1, which supports Neo4j 2.x and introduces several key changes, including a new label-based type representation strategy, support for schema indexes, and improved Cypher query generation for derived finder methods. The default naming convention for type representation has changed, allowing for easier refactorings and a nicer graph model. Schema indexes are now the default and will be automatically used for queries, but legacy indexes are still accessible with explicit configuration. A data-migration utility is not currently available, but Neo4j 2.0 can be upgraded using the `allow_store_upgrade=true` configuration setting. The team is working on providing a migration tool in the next minor release.

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