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Chris Male commented on LUCENE-4157:
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I think we should bump this to critical and really reconsider some this spatial
code. While doing some work with it, I noticed that what testing there is
primarily focused on using RecursivePrefixTreeStrategy with geohashes. I
swapped in QuadPrefixTree and both tests in TestRecursivePrefixTreeStrategy
failed. Worse yet when I used QuadPrefixTree with MAX_LEVELS_POSSIBLE, I get
an error. So I don't think we can release QuadPrefixTree at this stage.
The code inside TestTermQueryPrefixGridStrategy seems to be some experimental
code I wrote over 12 months ago and doesn't actually test anything. Porting it
over to using the same stuff as TestRecursivePrefixTreeStrategy shows that the
Strategy does seem to work but again, using QuadPrefixTree causes failures and
errors.
I'm also worried that really the only testing is using cities-IsWithin-BBox.txt
which contains only 3 queries. There doesn't seem to be any automated testing
of other operations or shapes at this stage.
I wonder whether we should scale back what code is released in 4.0, focusing on
what we have good quality testing for and maybe put the remaining code into
sandbox or just hold it back in trunk till we have testing that shows it works.
> Improve Spatial Testing
> -----------------------
>
> Key: LUCENE-4157
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-4157
> Project: Lucene - Java
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: modules/spatial
> Reporter: David Smiley
> Assignee: David Smiley
> Fix For: 4.0
>
> Attachments: LUCENE-4157_Improve_Lucene_Spatial_testing_p1.patch
>
>
> Looking back at the tests for the Lucene Spatial Module, they seem
> half-baked. (At least Spatial4j is well tested). I've started working on
> some improvements:
> * Some tests are in an abstract base class which have a subclass that
> provides a SpatialContext. The idea was that the same tests could test other
> contexts (such as geo vs not or different distance calculators (haversine vs
> vincenty) but this can be done using RandomizedTesting's nifty parameterized
> test feature, once there is a need to do this.
> * Port the complex geohash recursive prefix tree test that was developed on
> the Solr side to the Lucene side where it belongs.
> And some things are not tested or aren't well tested:
> * Distance order as the query score
> * Indexing shapes other than points (i.e. shapes with area / regions)
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