New Console

I cannot connect to the sandbox on the course page where the sandbox is presented on the side. I get BoltConnectionError No connection found, did you connect to Neo4j? I can only connect to it on the " neo4jsandbox.com/browser ". This makes the autochecks for the challenges to be not handled. I always have to click on "mark as complete"

The section called "GraphRAG" in the course "Neo4j & GenerativeAI Fundamentals" has a question "True or False: GraphRAG always uses vector similarity before using the graph to find additional context." where neither true nor false answer gets passed as the correct answer.

The Neo4j .NET Driver 5.28.3 has a fundamental compatibility issue with Neo4j 5.24.2 Docker containers on Windows when creating database sessions. - Manual cypher-shell connections work perfectly with any credentials - .NET driver creation succeeds (no authentication errors at startup) - Session creation consistently fails with misleading "authentication" errors - Issue persists across: fresh containers, new users, password resets, different configurations

I check in on instances on my phone .. the new console has some quirks that make it difficult to get to some things. I need to turn it on it's side to get a wider view, then back to upright to scroll to things on the edges. Usually I can at least see status, hit start/stop and run a few simple queries, but it ain't pretty. Kudos on at least getting it working good enough, but could use some more tweaks to make it degrade more gracefully on mobile devices. Chrome on Android Pixel 8 pro but also seen other browsers (system and Firefox) and iPhone browsers (safari, Chrome, Firefox)

Hi, my Instance does not stop resuming. Although my credit card is in place, even if it does not have to be used.

Whenever I run the attached code, the instance disconnects and nodes are not deleted. Previously it all worked, just stopped working today.

Spent a lot of time putting in some cyphers to do common operations, and upon re-logging in, they are all gone. Furthermore, why not just create a 'common operations' folder to begin with that has saved cyphers for all of the most common operations like making a new node, building a relationship between two nodes, etc., etc. This will vastly improve onboarding time. No one wants to dig through the entire range of operations when they are just exploring a new tool they might want to use.