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Amrit Verma reassigned OAK-9480:
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Assignee: Amrit Verma
> Log a warning for improper usage of an index with valueRegex set
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> Key: OAK-9480
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OAK-9480
> Project: Jackrabbit Oak
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: indexing
> Reporter: Amrit Verma
> Assignee: Amrit Verma
> Priority: Major
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> Index definitions which have the {{valueRegex}} property (introduced in
> OAK-8934) set, cause the resulting indices to only have those values indexed
> which match that regex.
> However at query time, we are allowing query for all values (irrespective of
> whether they match the {{valueRegex}}) against such indices, which might
> result in the query returning no results.
> While solving it completely could be complex for fulltext queries (as seen in
> example below), we should start with logging a warning if we detect mismatch
> between query term and {{valueRegex}}.
> Example 1 -
> valueRegex=(["']|^)/
> stored value=/content/test
> query term=hello
> In this case, query term doesn't match valueRegex and it is also not
> contained in the index.
> Example 2 -
> valueRegex = oak.*
> stored value = oak - the next generation content repository
> query term = repository
> Query term doesn't match the valueRegex, but it still could still be searched
> and would return the node.
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