Hi Guys,
I’m using solr 6.5.0, which is fantastic, and I’ve come across an issue with
the collations in the spellcheck response.
The way the json is structured collations is an object with each collation
named ‘collation’ where it should be an array with multiple ‘collation’ object
elements. I’m using the ajax solr javascript library and because of the above
each successive collation object writes over the previous, leaving the last and
least likely collation.
I was going to dig deeper into ajax solr, but I’m pretty sure sure the issue is
with the solr json response.
Below is the snippet of code relevant to this issue, notice collations contains
multiple collation objects named the same:
"collations":{
"collation":{
"collationQuery":"haemorrhagic broken",
"hits":36,
"misspellingsAndCorrections":[
"hemorrhagic","haemorrhagic",
"braken","broken"]},
"collation":{
"collationQuery":"haemorrhagic brake",
"hits":22,
"misspellingsAndCorrections":[
"hemorrhagic","haemorrhagic",
"braken","brake"]},
"collation":{
"collationQuery":"hemorrhage broken",
"hits":16,
"misspellingsAndCorrections":[
"hemorrhagic","hemorrhage",
"braken","broken"]},
"collation":{
"collationQuery":"haemorrhagic braces",
"hits":23,
"misspellingsAndCorrections":[
"hemorrhagic","haemorrhagic",
"braken","braces"]},
"collation":{
"collationQuery":"hemorrhage brake",
"hits":2,
"misspellingsAndCorrections":[
"hemorrhagic","hemorrhage",
"braken","brake"]}
}
}
I’d appreciate any pointers with this.
Z.
