Using the default YZ index schema, I know I can index:
dataset={
indexed_s:"Blah"
}
I also know I can index:
dataset={
indexed_s:"Blah",
notindexed: 52
}
However, when I add:
dataset={
indexed_s:"Blah",
notindexed: 52,
otherstuff:{"something":1, "something_else":2}
}
the
Hi,
I've configured a Solr search index ("erights-users") for my bucket (named
"missing", default type), containing a bunch of JSON documents, with a
search schema ("erightsuser"); this seems to be working OK for simple
queries, i.e. I can run a Solr query against it and it returns expected
Hi Alberto,
I didn't look into boto implementation, but I suspect that COPY Object API
does NOT work between different S3-like systems.
The actual interface definition of the API is [1] and source bucket/key
is just a string in the x-amz-copy-source header. The request went into the
system that
Hi Michael,
Sorry for very late response.
I tried mecking the module in erl shell.
In list passing style for expected arguments, Pid in call should
be the same term you passed in expect call, unless function_clause
is thrown.
> Pid = self().
<0.43.0>
> meck:expect(riakc_pb_socket, get, [Pid,
Hey David,
So with the CRDT Map implementation, you can have a register, a counter, an
inner map, a set, and a flag embedded within a map, all with the same name
(oh my!).
In the underlying API the map entry identifier is actually made of both the
name and the type, so you can pull off that bit
Hey David,
If you use the synchronous RiakCommand.execute method and it errors out,
then the method will returned a checked ExecutionException wrapping the
original exception (
https://github.com/basho/riak-java-client/blob/develop/src/main/java/com/basho/riak/client/api/RiakCommand.java#L85),
