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Marshall Schor commented on UIMA-2486:
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This is a partial fix for issues here. In particular, if delta serialization
is being done, and there is a sofa, it's existence above the mark
(marker.isNew(sofa.getAddress()), for initial views (which may not get a sofa
until "later"), might be true, but that doesn't mean that the index is also
holding only newly added FSs, because the index repository is added when the
view was created, and any FSs already present there should not be reindexed (as
they will then appear twice unless it is a "set" kind of index).
Ben noticed this, and suggests that the logic be changed to go thru the
writeView call for pre-existing views, if the view is the "initial view". I'll
check with others to confirm that this index repository is always created, and
then change the logic of this patch to cover this case.
> XMI Delta CAS serialization does not write out FSes indexed in the Initial
> View which does not have a sofa
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> Key: UIMA-2486
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/UIMA-2486
> Project: UIMA
> Issue Type: Bug
> Reporter: Benjamin Segal
> Attachments: UIMA-2486.bps.patch
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> I found a bug in the XMI CAS serializer where delta CAS serialization does
> not properly handle FSes that were modified in the _InitialView, where the
> _InitialView does not contain a sofa. This improper handling results in
> feature structures being recorded in the XMI, but are never indexed in the
> _InitialView. Since the FSes aren't indexed, XMI deserialization does not
> add these FSes to the _InitialView of the CAS.
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