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Michael McCandless commented on LUCENE-7189:
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+1
I'll try to make the WebGL earth debugger easier to use ...
> Make BaseGeoPointTestCase more debuggable
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> Key: LUCENE-7189
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-7189
> Project: Lucene - Core
> Issue Type: Bug
> Reporter: Robert Muir
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> This class tests queries (boxes, circles, polygons) against indexed documents
> and fails if the query is wrong.
> Unfortunately it can be hard to debug (depending which test method failed, if
> it was NIGHTLY, etc).
> It is making issues challenging/slower to debug for me on LUCENE-7185. In
> general i have found debugging geo related issues is difficult, we should
> invest more time to make this easier.
> I think we want to display:
> 1) original item (e.g. Rectangle, radius, polygon)
> 2) query.toString() <-- can be different in important ways!
> 3) how many total documents were wrong
> 4) info on up to N (say 5) wrong documents:
> ID (not lucene docid) of doc.
> Lat/Lon location(s) of doc
> any relevant metric such as distance from origin
> 5) GeoTestUtil.toWebGLEarth output of html to visualize those N wrong
> documents, the query itself, any additional stuff like bounding box that
> might be useful plotted too.
> I think the wrong documents we should try for one-line (rather than many) and
> we don't need to print stuff like deleted=false since these queries don't do
> anything sneaky here around that.
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