Mark Miller wrote:
Yonik Seeley wrote:
On Mon, May 25, 2009 at 12:35 PM, Peter Wolanin
<[email protected]> wrote:
Playing with this last night, the error seems to occur for me only
with an index created using a solr build from a couple weeks ago
that's opened with a new solr build. The error goes away if I issue a
delete query for *:* and re-index the content.
That's really strange... that really shouldn't be the case. Perhaps
reopen() is acting a little different with the older index?
Please keep that index around if possible so we can get to the bottom
of this!
Mark - could it be the changes from delegation to inheritance for
SolrIndexSearcher?
super(reader) is called before we get a chance to to wrap the reader
and make it a SolrIndexReader...
-Yonik
http://www.lucidimagination.com
It could be. Good point - SolrIndexSearcher gets the plain reader and
it used to get SolrIndexReader. My fault, because I did most of the
thinking on that pre SolrIndexReader patch. So I guess, Lucene would
feed the Solr DocSet a regular reader instead of SolrIndexReader - no
good. But, what I still don't understand is how that plays into
Peter's comment above and my inability to easily replicate the
problem. I'll keep digging, but it sounds like I may just revert back
to delegation or override getIndexReader to return the SolrIndexReader
- if thats done, we should prob deprecate getReader. We'd obviously
like to fully understand whats happening in any case though. Until I
can tickle the error, I can only guess myself.
- Mark
Woah - overriding getIndexReader isnt enough - dumb though. I'll just
revert for now, and continue looking for a full explanation of whats
going on.
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- Mark
http://www.lucidimagination.com
