On 13 September 2016 at 16:46, Alessandro Benedetti <abenede...@apache.org> wrote: >> It didn’t say which field type. Buried in the logs I found a reference in >> the Java stack trace—which *disappears* (and distorts the viewing window >> horribly) after a few seconds when you try to view it in the web log UI—to >> the string "units="degrees"". >> > > This si a bug, and it is really annoying, not sure anyone already raised > it, if not I suggest you to do that :)
I don't remember seeing it opened. So this could be a great practice for somebody who is good at finding bugs and issues. :-) I love a good rant. I used to produce those myself. I love even more a good rant that includes specific granular improvements others can get behind. The bug report as suggested above would be a great one example of such a granular thing. I would also point out that most of the contributors to Lucene/Solr open source are able to contribute because somebody _pays_ them to develop something on top of/with those projects and they hit limitations they cannot solve in other easier ways. Those _usually_ are the cutting edge features such as CDCR, new performance improvements, etc. We could always do with _more_ people who will focus on the more user-oriented features or on making those new cutting edge features more easily accessible. Regards, Alex. P.s. And if anybody wants to rant and will be at Lucene/Solr revolution, I will be more than happy to sit and listen to you during any of the food breaks. And I'll help figuring out what those granular improvement suggestions could be. Feel free to reach out directly if you want to have a rant scheduled too, instead of catching me organically :-) ---- Newsletter and resources for Solr beginners and intermediates: http://www.solr-start.com/
