Bug: Loading an index.usearch throws an exception in C# #353
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Duplicate :) : #345 |
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## [2.9.1](v2.9.0...v2.9.1) (2024-02-27) ### Fix * Explicit narrowing conversions ([25436ae](25436ae)) * Match enum values between C and C# ([4a69086](4a69086)) * Recovering quantization settings in `load` ([fd53619](fd53619)), closes [#353](#353) [#343](#343) * wildcard ES module imports (#351) ([d5091ac](d5091ac)), closes [#351](#351) ### Improve * Report missing arguments in debug builds ([ce5bbaf](ce5bbaf)) * Test reopening index ([24be07b](24be07b)) ### Make * Clean-up the C# dir ([70d646c](70d646c)) * invalid C++17 Clang arg ([23684aa](23684aa))
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Describe the bug
Bug: In C#, it works well but there is a major glitch. First time it runs on 10k embeddings and indexes. Now, the indexed file is saved to a location. After this when I load the file using the UsearchIndex("file path"). Until here it works well. The file is also loading perfectly. However, now when I do a search operation, it throws an exception saying "External component has thrown an exception".
Note: Tried in console, MCV C#.
Steps to reproduce
Load an already saved indexed file and try search. It throws an exception.
Expected behavior
No exception.
USearch version
2.9.0
Operating System
Windows 11
Hardware architecture
x86
Which interface are you using?
Other bindings
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