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Michael Gibney edited comment on LUCENE-8610 at 12/15/18 6:57 AM:
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[^LUCENE-8610.patch] adds a test to illustrate the issue, and a minor change to
delay call to {{invertState.setAttributeSource(...)}} until after
{{stream.incrementToken()}} first returns {{true}}.
It occurs to me that this might raise other issues about the way stream
Attributes are cached in {{invertState}}, but in any case this patch fixes the
only real-world use case I'm currently aware of (manifesting for
{{solr.PreAnalyzedField$PreAnalyzedTokenizer}} instances for empty fields
(i.e., no tokens) [*EDIT: PreAnalyzedTokenizer instances are _not_ reused at
index time, so this is a bad example*]), and I it doesn't seem likely to be
otherwise problematic.
Briefly, the other issues around caching that this raises:
1. Is there official guidance from the TokenStream API regarding whether it's
acceptable to lazily instantiate token Attributes?
2. If ok to lazily instantiate, how about lazily instantiating _after_ the
initial call to {{incrementToken()}} returns true? (I'd guess not?)
was (Author: mgibney):
[^LUCENE-8610.patch] adds a test to illustrate the issue, and a minor change to
delay call to {{invertState.setAttributeSource(...)}} until after
{{stream.incrementToken()}} first returns {{true}}.
It occurs to me that this might raise other issues about the way stream
Attributes are cached in {{invertState}}, but in any case this patch fixes the
only real-world use case I'm currently aware of (manifesting for
{{solr.PreAnalyzedField$PreAnalyzedTokenizer}} instances for empty fields
(i.e., no tokens), and I it doesn't seem likely to be otherwise problematic.
Briefly, the other issues around caching that this raises:
1. Is there official guidance from the TokenStream API regarding whether it's
acceptable to lazily instantiate token Attributes?
2. If ok to lazily instantiate, how about lazily instantiating _after_ the
initial call to {{incrementToken()}} returns true? (I'd guess not?)
3. {{solr.PreAnalyzedField$PreAnalyzedTokenizer}} uses
{{removeAllAttributes()}}, so caching is going to be a problem there under any
circumstances, right? I'm going to dig into this and possibly submit a separate
Solr issue for that one ...
> NPE in TermsHashPerField.add() for TokenStreams with lazily instantiated
> token Attributes
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> Key: LUCENE-8610
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-8610
> Project: Lucene - Core
> Issue Type: Wish
> Components: core/index
> Affects Versions: 7.4, master (8.0)
> Reporter: Michael Gibney
> Priority: Minor
> Attachments: LUCENE-8610.patch
>
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> {{DefaultIndexingChain.invert(...)}} calls
> {{invertState.setAttributeSource(stream)}} before {{stream.incrementToken()}}
> is called.
> For instances of {{stream}} that lazily instantiate token attributes (e.g.,
> as {{solr.PreAnalyzedField$PreAnalyzedTokenizer}} does upon the first call to
> {{incrementToken()}} that returns {{true}}), this can result in caching a
> {{null}} value in {{invertState.termAttribute}} for a given {{stream}}
> instance.
> Subsequent calls that reuse the same {{stream}} instance (reusing
> {{TokenStreamComponents}}) for field values with at least 1 token will call
> {{termHashPerField.start(...)}} which sets {{termsHashPerField.termAtt}} from
> the {{null}} value cached in the {{FieldInvertState.termAttribute}}. An NPE
> would be thrown when {{termsHashPerField.add()}} reasonably but incorrectly
> assumes a non-null value for {{termAtt}}.
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