Hi, couple of days ago I was finally able to solve my problems regarding the Lucene exceptions, as sad as it looks, in the most ancient windows-way: rebooting (computer at home is up 99% of the time..). So I was feeling now would be a good moment to push a new RC, hoping that this time it will become the first ASF release. Before doing that however, I was thinking of pushing a coulpe of small changes:
- upgrading commons-lang to commons-lang3: aside from the code, this could imply upgrading other commons-* libraries, if they do depend on commons-lang and don't know if that would cause to 3rd party plugins, if they do depend on that library. Another possibility could be simply upgrade commons-lang to 2.6, which is the latest from 2.x and most probably won't break anything. - a small refactor on LuceneSearchProvider (#1), mainly lines 505-530, to retrieve and close Lucene indexes. Have that small change from days ago, when I was pursuing ghosts; the functionally of the class remains exactly the same, it's just a bit tinier. WDYT? Does anyone want to push in (or get pushed in) any other thing before making the next RC? br, juan pablo [#1] http://people.apache.org/~juanpablo/coverage_2.9.0-incubating-3/org.apache.wiki.search.LuceneSearchProvider.html
