App crashes or becomes unusable when opening a specific DB graph on the latest nightly
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Since Sep 1, 2026.
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What Happened?
The latest Logseq nightly crashes or enters an unrecoverable error state when opening one specific DB graph.
The app initially appears to load, but shortly afterward the UI becomes completely unresponsive. On Desktop it shows the “Something went wrong” recovery screen; on Android, none of the buttons can be pressed.
This occurs on both Android and Desktop nightlies.
The same graph works on the 20260728 nightly. A test sync-smoke-test graph works on the latest nightly.
This reproduces with the graph theme removed: both custom.css and custom.js are empty.
Reproduce the Bug
- Open the affected DB graph on the latest Android nightly.
- Let the Journals view load.
- The journal flashes/rendering appears briefly, then the UI stops responding and buttons cannot be pressed.
Expected Behavior
The graph should open normally and the application should remain usable.
Comparison
- The same graph works correctly on the 20260728 nightly.
- The
sync-smoke-testgraph works correctly on the latest nightly. - The issue occurs with the theme removed.
custom.cssandcustom.jsare empty.- This therefore does not appear to be caused by the theme or custom JavaScript.
Platform Information
- Desktop: latest Logseq nightly, Apple Silicon macOS
- Android: latest Logseq nightly
- Exact device, OS, and build numbers: [add details here]
Additional Context
The failure is graph-specific and reproducible across both Desktop and Android latest nightlies. A sanitized debug Transit export is attached to help reproduce the issue.
Files
logseq_db_Abhilesh_Knowledge_Graph-debug-datoms_1788248450.transit.zip
Additional Context
The desktop recovery screen only offers SQLite export. The debug Transit export was obtained from the working 20260728 desktop client so the graph data can be reproduced without sharing the raw SQLite database.
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