FYI, You can always create a branch from a specific revision. Don't
know if this would help.
On Jul 2, 2009, at 4:44 PM, Uwe Schindler wrote:
When doing LUCENE-1723, I restored the old state of RangeQuery & Co
from
Lucene 2.4.1 and added all new things from 2.9 to the new renamed
TermRangeQuery & Co classes. Suddenly all tests in test-tag, that
should
easily pass the RangeQuery tests, failed.
The source of the problem: the 2.4 backwards branch was not branched
from
2.4, instead it was branched from trunk on 2008-11-29. So it
includes some
new things like the new Tokenizer API and also MultiTermQuery changes
(because this was already committed when the branch was created).
I was able to fix this by copying the old 2.4 tests for
RangeQueries, but
the whole testsuite is not correct because of this.
I could start to fix this by creating a patch with all changes in the
backwards-tests since the branch was started on 2008-11-29 (Revision:
721664, Author: mikemccand), delete the whole branch, branch new
from 2.4.1
branch (and not trunk) and merge the test-branch changes from the
created
patch again.
Any thoughts?
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