I'm implementing CouchDB-Lucene. We store our dates and times as ISO8601 in CouchDB. Naturally, JavaScript can't parse these dates, so I have some utility functions to parse them and get JavaScript date objects. These functions work (even under C-L), but C-L gives me errors parsing the date, even though it still stores the Date object as I intended (as far as I can tell) and .toUTCString() returns the correct string when I try it using the JSLog. This might be a bug, since I don't even have to add the Date to the Document to cause the parsing error. Should I be concerned? Anything I can do to isolate the issue and possibly report a bug?
Also, is there a way to specify the default boolean operator? I see that the davisp branch has a configuration option, but I don't think that the option exists in the latest version. From what I can tell, the the Java API for Lucene lets you specify the boolean operator per query, but I can't tell if C-L allows this or not. Any help is appreciated. Hopefully my questions make sense! :)
