I'm updating properties on a node using the n += {} syntax, but my cypher triggers a deprecation warning. I don't understand what I'm doing wrong, nor what the preferred syntax should be.
MATCH (v:Venue) WHERE v.addressState =""
WITH v LIMIT 1
CALL apoc.spatial.reverseGeocode(v.locationPt.latitude, v.locationPt.longitude) YIELD data, description
WITH v, data,
{
addressState: right(data['ISO3166-2-lvl4'],2),
addressZipCode: data.postcode,
addressStreet1: data.road,
addressCity: data.town,
addressCounty: data.county,
addressFullOSM: description
} AS props
SET v += props // <<< warning msg is here
RETURN v.facID, properties(v), props, data
Warning:
This feature is deprecated and will be removed in future versions. The use of nodes or relationships for setting properties is deprecated and will be removed in a future version. Please use properties() instead.
I saw a deprecated feature in 5.0 to prevent v += n for property setting, but I'm not setting properties using a node. I'm extracting the properties from the node into a map, then using that to set (or so I thought).
Can anyone help me understand this one?
Environment
DBMS is v5.3, APOC is v5.3.
Running on Neo4j Desktop v1.5.6.
Running query in the Browser v5.4.0.
