alessandrobenedetti commented on a change in pull request #129:
URL: https://github.com/apache/solr/pull/129#discussion_r632653580
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File path:
solr/core/src/test/org/apache/solr/search/TestExtendedDismaxParser.java
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@@ -412,24 +413,20 @@ public void testFocusQueryParser() {
nor);
// throw in a numeric field
- assertQ(req("defType","edismax", "mm","0", "q","Terminator: 100",
"qf","movies_t foo_i"),
+ assertQ(req("defType","edismax", "mm","0", "q","Terminator: 100",
"qf","movies_t foo_i","sow","true"),
twor);
assertQ(req("defType","edismax", "mm","100%", "q","Terminator: 100",
"qf","movies_t foo_i", "sow","true"),
nor);
- // When sow=false, the per-field query structures differ (no "Terminator"
query on integer field foo_i),
- // so a dismax-per-field is constructed. As a result, mm=100% is applied
per-field instead of per-term;
- // since there is only one term (100) required in the foo_i field's
dismax, the query can match docs that
- // only have the 100 term in the foo_i field, and don't necessarily have
"Terminator" in any field.
Review comment:
This comment basically describes my pending doubts, that I listed on
Jira.
does mm=100% in a field centric approach means all compatible query terms
in at least a field?
If I use sow=false and mm=100% a document just having the numerical part is
returned and I am not sure is correct
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