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Jim Ferenczi commented on LUCENE-7791:
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I don't know what happened but the fix for NormsValueWriter is not in my
patch. I'll push the fix shortly with additional tests for this case, thanks
for checking.
> AIOOBE on flush+sort
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>
> Key: LUCENE-7791
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-7791
> Project: Lucene - Core
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: core/index
> Affects Versions: 6.5
> Reporter: Przemysław Szeremiota
> Labels: patch
> Fix For: master (7.0), 6.6, 6.5.1
>
> Attachments: LUCENE-7791.patch, sortflush.patch, sortflush-test.patch
>
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> On released 6.5.0 version, flushing operation on sorted index throws
> ArrayIndexOutOfBoudException in NumericDocValuesWriter, NormValuesWriter and
> BinaryDocValuesWriter.
> New SortedXXXIterators are looking up documents in FixedBitSets or
> PackedValues based on remapped (sorted) document ID, without checking
> BitSets/Values ranges, which are based on original document IDs. Meanwhile
> FixedBitSets can be sparse not only in between documents with fields, but
> also after last (originally) document with given field (because writer's
> addValue() is not called for last documents without values for fields). So
> remapped (sorted) values range can have different useful values range and
> bounds checking should be done for remapped and not original ID.
> We were hit by this bug because our indexes are built from independent
> sources by partial updating fragments of documents, so there is always some
> documents without values in some fields.
> As I understand this bug, it shows when:
> - maxDoc is greater than 64 (64 is pre-allocated size for writers
> FixedBitSets)
> - some number of last taken documents have empty fields (so FixedBitSet won't
> be reallocated to maxDoc)
> Also, check for range of values for given field is now happening based on
> original ID (e.g. "upto < size"), so flushing can now lost some values, even
> without hitting AIOOBE.
> I will attach patch resolving issues with some writers; for other writers
> from LUCENE-7579, I am not sure if there are similar bugs in them; patch
> resolved our indexing issues, please check changes from LUCENE-7579 for
> confirmation of lack of additional bugs in other flush-sorting writers.
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