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[Task] New Grpah-UI(hubble) backend module issues #694
Description
Description (Suitable for newcomers)
Compile and verify the new Hubble frontend + backend modules based on PR #632, resolve runtime issues, and ensure the new graph backend is accessible. (based on the code → 1.7.0)
Background
PR #632 introduced changes to the Hubble codebase. This task aims to validate those changes by building and running the updated system.
Tasks
1. Build Verification
- Compile the new Hubble frontend & BE module (refer README/doc)
2. Runtime Issue Resolution
- Identify existing runtime bugs in the backend
- Fix minor bugs that prevent normal operation
- Verify all fixes with appropriate testing (Better, at least with the doc)
3. End-to-End Validation
- Start the backend service successfully
- Access the new graph backend through the frontend
- Confirm the full functionality of the integrated system (GraphServer + GraphLoader)
Success Criteria
- ✅ Both frontend and backend compile without errors
- ✅ Backend starts and runs without critical errors
- ✅ Frontend can successfully connect to and interact with the backend
- ✅ New graph backend is fully accessible and operational
References
- PR: [Task] New Hubble 2.0 version hugegraph/hugegraph-toolchain#4
- PR: BREAKING CHANGE(hubble): introduce new version V2 #632 (legacy)
Notes
Focus on resolving blockers that prevent the new graph backend from being accessible. Document any workarounds or configuration changes required.
Activity
dosubot commentedon Nov 10, 2025
To build and validate the new Hubble frontend and backend modules after PR #632, follow the updated onboarding documentation for prerequisites and build steps: use Java 11, Maven, Node.js 18.20.8, and Python 3 for the environment, then build dependencies (hugegraph-client, hugegraph-loader) before compiling Hubble itself. The backend service runs on
localhost:36320by default, and uses Spring Boot, MyBatis, H2, and other updated dependencies—check your environment for any version conflicts or missing packages. Testing is integrated via Maven and frontend tests useyarn testsource.Recent backend refactoring (PR #632 and #685) introduced breaking changes, new API endpoints, and internationalization support, so review configuration files and ensure frontend-backend connectivity matches the new patterns. Error messages and validation logic for graph connections, schema, and jobs have been updated—refer to the i18n messages for troubleshooting backend accessibility issues source.
If you encounter blockers, check for environment mismatches, outdated configuration, or missing dependencies. The onboarding docs and
.serena/memories/directory provide detailed troubleshooting and workflow guidance source.To reply, just mention @dosu.
Docs are dead. Just use Dosu.
KavanaN12 commentedon Dec 7, 2025