I'm pleased to announce that Luke v. 0.4 has been released. Luke is a Lucene index browser and diagnostic tool, available under Apache License. Please see the following link for more details, binaries, sources and Java WebStart version:
http://www.getopt.org/luke
Note to Java Webstart users: you should get the new version the next time you start Luke.
Note to others: just use Java WebStart, ok? ;-)
Changes in v. 0.4:
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* Use Lucene 1.3-FINAL. The WebStart version has been changed, so that it uses two separate JARs - one contains Luke, the other Lucene.
* Added support for compound index format. It's also possible to change the format during optimization.
* visualization of the query parsing. When you change the Analyzer or default field, or perform a Search, you can see the QueryParser's idea of what the final query looks like. Suggested by Erik Hatcher.
* added functionality to view the explanation for a hit.
* bugfix for broken behavior: when selecting "Show All Docs" on the "Documents" view, the program would use a QueryParser, whereas it should simply construct a primitive TermQuery. This bug could result in mysterious "No Results" on the search page. Spotted by Erik Hatcher.
Thank you for your comments and contributions!
-- Best regards, Andrzej Bialecki
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